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These studies suggest that compost increases soil moisture content and water holding capacity by improving soil organic matter, nutrient levels, and water retention, though high doses may sometimes reduce soil moisture during certain growth periods.
Compost application is widely recognized for its potential to improve soil properties, including soil moisture content and water holding capacity. This synthesis aims to consolidate findings from multiple research studies to understand how compost enhances these soil characteristics.
Compost application is effective in increasing soil moisture content and water holding capacity by enhancing soil organic matter, improving soil structure and aggregation, and reducing water losses. These improvements are particularly beneficial in sandy and loamy soils, contributing to better plant growth and water management.
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