Soil Treatment Services

Soil treatment is used to make toxic soil for the use of agriculture. If soil contains any chemicals or wastes like oil, alkali or some other non-degradable material, we can degrade those toxic material by using microbes. Soil is treated prior to planting by spreading water-insoluble, polyolefin pellets having an average cross sectional dimension in the range of 1/16 in. To 3/16 in. And having an average density in the range of 30 pounds per cubic foot to 37. 5 pounds per cubic foot over the surface of the soil. The amount of particulate material applied ranges from 0. 010 pounds to 0. 035 pounds per square foot of soil surface area, as indicated by type of soil and degree of compaction. The soil is then worked so that the polyolefin particles are distributed uniformly within the soil to a depth in the order to about 6 to 8 inches below the surface. The method promotes seed germination, allows faster plant growth, provides more efficient use of moisture and nutrients, reduces erosion and crustation, and thus improves crop yields.