Soil is a general term which refers to the earth that plants grow in. Sites which focus on issues and advice regarding soil and additives can be found here.
Sites should give information and/or advice about the quality of soil, how to improve soil,...
This page was last updated on June 23rd, 2008
This page was last updated on June 23rd, 2008
Soil and Additives (from Gardens)
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Lead Contamination In The Garden, HYG-1149-93
Ohio State University
Iron Chlorosis
Explains iron chlorosis in trees and plants, and how to correct it.
Soil
Gardening and in particular, soil information from the Oregon State University.
Fertilizing Vegetable Garden Soils, HYG-1601-92
Ohio State University
Understanding the Soil Processes
Information about soil composition and the biological processes occurring within the soil.
Improving Soil
Instructions for improving soil. Includes soil components, soil testing and soil amendments.
Foster's Sustainable Organic Soil Program
Resources to learn the importance of using natural products to take care of the soil ecosystem.
Physical Characteristics of Growing Mixes, HYG-1251-97
From Ohio State U.
Improving Soils For Vegetable Gardening, HYG-1602-92
Ohio State University
Soil Testing is an Excellent Investment for Garden Plants and Commercial Crops, HYG-1132-99
Ohio State University
Guidelines for Choosing a Soil-Testing Laboratory, HYG-1133-99
Ohio State University
Micronutrient Disorders, HYG-1252-98
Ohio State University
About Compost
Describes composting as natural recycling, which occurs on a continuous basis in the natural environment.
Soil and Fertilizers
Publications about fertilizing a number of different plants, from the North Dakota State University.
Better Homes and Gardens: Soil, Water & Fertilizers
Includes articles on making potting mixes, proper watering techniques, nutrient needs, and mulching.
Soil Management
A number of publications (in PDF format) dealing with topics about soil.
Building Fertile Soil
Guide to creating and maintaining good quality soil.
Soil Resource Management
References about the fertility, compaction, testing and conservation of soil. Published by the University of Nebraska.
World of Soil
An introduction to understanding the basic components of soil.
Ohio State University
Explains iron chlorosis in trees and plants, and how to correct it.
Gardening and in particular, soil information from the Oregon State University.
Ohio State University
Information about soil composition and the biological processes occurring within the soil.
Instructions for improving soil. Includes soil components, soil testing and soil amendments.
Resources to learn the importance of using natural products to take care of the soil ecosystem.
From Ohio State U.
Ohio State University
Ohio State University
Ohio State University
Ohio State University
Describes composting as natural recycling, which occurs on a continuous basis in the natural environment.
Publications about fertilizing a number of different plants, from the North Dakota State University.
Includes articles on making potting mixes, proper watering techniques, nutrient needs, and mulching.
A number of publications (in PDF format) dealing with topics about soil.
Guide to creating and maintaining good quality soil.
References about the fertility, compaction, testing and conservation of soil. Published by the University of Nebraska.
An introduction to understanding the basic components of soil.
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