World Soil Day in 2021

Soil is not only the basis of our livelihood, but everyone's. World Soil Day is to focus attention on the importance of healthy soil and to advocate for the sustainable management of soil resources. https://t.co/SddHZdZJwB

— Point Forward Solutions (@PointForwardVR) December 5, 2021

Happy World Soil Day! Did you know over 75% of applied phosphorus can be tied up and lost? Learn more about how Crystal Green avoids nutrient tie up and leaching to promote soil health and crop development. #SoilDay https://t.co/p4VEjg9BNB

— Ostara (@OstaraTech) December 5, 2021

Happy World Soil Day! Soil sustains life and is the foundation of agriculture. #SaskSoil https://t.co/Dtwi4wWVds

— Sask Soil (@SK_Soil) December 5, 2021

On World Soil Day remember only 16, 21 & 8% of land in AB, SK & MB, respectively are suitable for annual crop production. Our soils are essential for food production but are a very limited resource! We must ensure our soils are conserved & well managed for future generations.

— Ross McKenzie (@rossmckenzieAG) December 5, 2021

Way to go City of Vancouver for releasing an official proclamation for soil and declaring December 5th 'Vancouver Soil Day!' 🌱🌎❤ https://t.co/IKTpw2SlEX

— PRSSS (@thePRSSS) December 3, 2021

Many of nature's greatest mysteries live beneath our feet. Soil contains an astonishing diversity of species, although it is estimated that only 1% of soil microorganisms are known. Learn more for #WorldSoilDay: https://t.co/LfViQYb3jH #SoilBiodiversity #ForNature https://t.co/3vBmrTBD8P

— UN Biodiversity (@UNBiodiversity) December 6, 2021

Happy World Soil Day on Dec. 5! Proud to share a small piece of Soil health education and outreach with @N4LCanada! Pulled Soil plugs for the table top rain show earlier this fall! https://t.co/gRii5MrLqj

— Kent Lewarne (@SCEI_Riverwatch) December 3, 2021