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Healthy soils provide multiple environmental benefits and are the foundation of sustainable and profitable crop production.

Soil management that improves soil function is more likely to yield better returns and improve farm resilience to challenging external influences such as increased input costs, weather extremes and efficiency demands.

Maintaining and improving soil organic carbon content is vital to sustain soil fertility. Organic matter improves nutrient retention, nutrient use efficiency and is a source of plant nutrients in addition to fuelling soil biology. Active biology will work to improve soil structure, assisting in better water infiltration, water holding capacity and rooting potential of crops.

The economic and physical value of organic matter- especially in the form of straw-based manure can be better realised in well managed soils. In comparison to liquid digestates and slurries, high organic matter manures have an increased dry matter arising from the elevated carbon content which in turn offers more fuel to soil biology as a food source.

Organic materials in addition to valuable carbon, are often a source of major plant nutrients, Phosphate, Potash, Magnesium, Sulphur and Nitrogen, with many manures containing beneficial amounts of micronutrients. Precise and measured application is required by regulation and assurance schemes and latest codes of practice should be observed.

"The bottom line remains, feed the soil life to feed the crop, don’t undervaluethe return of carbon and organic matter to the soil, and the gains from precise and measured application."
Emma Dennis. Agronomist at PROCAM