CHAPTER 1. SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Structural stability or resistance of soil to disintegrative forces (rain, cultivation, soil swelling), depends on type of organic matter and its changing from low to high C/N as a result of microbial breakdown of OM: green manure Structural stability buried straw highly decomposed manure weeks months years Time since incorporation
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