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Application of organic materials to the soil surface conserves moisture, reduces weed growth, and enhances soil health.

Strips of vegetation between fields or along waterways absorb runoff, filter pollutants, and prevent erosion.

Cover crops prevent erosion, improve soil structure, and increase water infiltration.

IPM reduces chemical use, preserves beneficial organisms, and prevents soil contamination.

Collecting and storing rainwater reduces runoff, conserves water, and maintains soil moisture levels.

Rotating different crops prevents soil depletion, interrupts pest cycles, and can improve soil fertility.

Cultivating a variety of crops increases biodiversity, reduces pests, and can improve overall soil health.

Growing and plowing into the soil green manure crops enhances soil fertility and organic matter.

Reduces erosion, increases water retention, and can enhance biodiversity in the soil.

Adding compost improves soil structure, nutrient content, and microbial activity.

Adding organic fertilizers like manure or bone meal increases soil nutrient levels and organic matter.

Planting along land contours reduces runoff and soil erosion.

Integrating trees with crops helps in reducing erosion, improving biodiversity, and can modify the microclimate.

Rotational grazing allows plant recovery, improves pasture health, and prevents soil compaction.