How the Ice Age’s impact on subsoils guides topsoil management today

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The article “How the Ice Age’s Impact on Subsoils Guides Topsoil Management Today” by Diana Martin discusses the influence of ancient glacial activity on soil composition and its implications for modern farming. Soil specialists at the Grand River Raceway event highlighted how glacial movements deposited various materials, forming different soil layers that affect soil health and crop productivity today. The article emphasizes that understanding the geological history of a field, including the effects of glacial till and loess, is crucial for effective soil management. Organic matter alone can’t resolve field issues if underlying soil challenges exist.

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