The monsoon brings with it a renewal of the landscape, filling reservoirs, softening the earth, and breathing life into parched fields. However, beneath this dramatic change lies a consequence, which is soil degradation.

Intense rainfall often leads to the leaching of important nutrients, erosion of topsoil, and the disruption of microbial ecosystems. What follows is soil that appears rich in moisture, yet lacks the biological and chemical balance required for healthy plant growth. 

For those in regions marked by seasonal rains, the period just after the monsoon is an important time, not just for planting, but for rebuilding the soil’s fertility through restorative and natural means.

Here are some effective and sustainable methods to recharge soil and prepare it for the growing season........

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