Both agricultural outputs and forest produced rely on the physio-chemical parameters of the soil
used to them. As per International Food Policy Research Institute,2010, in most developing
countries, the economy is primarily based on agricultural production. The soil best evaluation
consists of an analysis of parameters and techniques which results on soil to function
successfully as an element of a legitimate ecosystem. it might also additionally consist of a
potential for water retention, carbon sequestration, plant productivity, waste remediation, and
different functions, This review paper tracks the evolution of the concept of soil quality,
examines the use of soil chemical and physical characteristics as soil quality determinants, and
poses obstacles and opportunities for forest soil scientists to play a critical role in evaluating and
promoting sustainable land management in making the soil quality definition a measure of
sustainability. sustainable management of agricultural resources such as soil offers the long-term
benefits expected for both environmental protection and economic growth.Physical properties in soil quality contains, pH, texture, moisture, soil temperature, electrical conductivity, nitrogen,
phosphorus, potassium, soil organic matter.
Keywords: Physico- chemical, microbiological, parameters, soil pollution, Inorganic
fertilizer, soil composition, Soil Quality
Publication date: 01/04/21
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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2021/10.4.1011
