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Traditional Brick Industry as Threat to Soil Sustainability - Patle, Prabhat; Pharande, Ashok; Kadlag, Ashok
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Very fertile, well textured (loamy) alluvial soils are extensively used for brick making process. Top fertile soil from agriculture land is excavated for brick making which is the permanent loss of soil. The brick kiln unit itself occupies considerable land area and is subjected to high temperature making it unfit for agricultural activities. Brick making process is yet not considered as a soil degradative process as losses incurred during brick making are not yet estimated in terms of soil and nutrient loss. As soil is a non-renewable resource the fast depletion of arable land thus caused due…mehr

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Very fertile, well textured (loamy) alluvial soils are extensively used for brick making process. Top fertile soil from agriculture land is excavated for brick making which is the permanent loss of soil. The brick kiln unit itself occupies considerable land area and is subjected to high temperature making it unfit for agricultural activities. Brick making process is yet not considered as a soil degradative process as losses incurred during brick making are not yet estimated in terms of soil and nutrient loss. As soil is a non-renewable resource the fast depletion of arable land thus caused due to brick making is a matter of concern to India regarding food security, agriculture development and environmental pollution.
Autorenporträt
El Sr. Prabhat Patle se licenció en Ciencias del Suelo y Química Agrícola en MPKV, Rahuri. Fue galardonado con la medalla de oro de la Universidad a nivel PG. También ha ganado numerosos premios y reconocimientos en seminarios y ha superado dos veces el examen ASRB NET. Actualmente está realizando su doctorado en Dr. PDKV, Akola.