Manejo de Suelos y Pastos en Explotaciones Ganaderas (Silvopastoril) - TvAgro por Juan Gonzalo Angel

Twitter @juangangel Erosion, compaction, and increased salinity and acidity are the major problems related to improper soil use, and they could be directly related to food shortages in the not-too-distant future. Without adequate practices to protect the soil, the result could be a profound imbalance in the productive system. With more than seven billion people inhabiting the Earth, humanity is forced to use more than one billion hectares of agricultural land to survive. Improperly used soil areas significantly reduce their productive potential, which is why today's work is underway to renew and improve productive techniques and to preserve natural resources, particularly the soil. It should be noted that resources are limited and cannot be wasted. The problems that damage the soil are diverse, almost all of them human-caused: the excessive use of natural resources, such as heavy mining, which causes the erosion of the surrounding soil; The indiscriminate felling of trees, which leads to soil degradation due to exposure to the elements (wind and rain); and the over-planting of soybeans, which depletes the soil of minerals. Juan Gonzalo Angel www.tvagro.tv