soil nutrient content
[sɔɪl ˈnutriənt ˈkɑntɛnt]
nounpl: soil nutrient contents
teor de nutrientes do solo
1. The concentration and composition of essential chemical elements and compounds present in soil that are necessary for plant growth and development, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and trace elements
The farmer tested the soil nutrient content before planting the crops to determine if fertilizer was needed.
O agricultor testou o teor de nutrientes do solo antes de plantar as colheitas para determinar se era necessário fertilizante.
2. The measurable quantity of nutrients available in soil for plant uptake
Low soil nutrient content in the field resulted in poor crop yield this season.
O baixo teor de nutrientes do solo no campo resultou em uma colheita pobre nesta estação.
Soil nutrient content is a critical concern in both Brazilian and American agriculture. In Brazil, where large-scale farming (agribusiness) is economically vital, regular soil testing and nutrient management are essential practices. This term is widely used among Brazilian farmers, agronomists, and in agricultural education. In the USA, the concept is equally important, particularly in the Midwest's corn belt and among sustainable farming communities. The measurement and management of soil nutrients directly impacts crop productivity and is central to agricultural extension services in both countries.
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