CHAPTER 1. SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
- Hardness - Mechanical impedance (cone-penetrometer tests) - Crusting (infiltration measurements) - Compaction (bulk density measurements) Soil structure deterioration by: 1. Tillage and cultivation 2. Decrease in organic matter 3. Silt and salt in irrigation water.
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