#soil management
- Agronomist — A specialist in agronomy; an engineer or expert who studies, applies, and perfects scientific and technical methods of plant cultivation, soil fertility enhancement, and agricultural holding management. This professional aims to increase the economic efficiency of crop production while ensuring compliance with environmental protection rules and resource sustainability.
- Agronomy — An applied science that studies the totality of biological laws, technical methods, and economic procedures governing the proper cultivation of crops, enhancement of soil fertility, and increase of field productivity. This discipline integrates knowledge from biology, chemistry, soil science, meteorology, and economics to ensure efficient agricultural management.
- Agrotechnics — A branch of agronomy that studies and establishes the scientific methods, rules, and techniques for cultivating agricultural plants and rationally managing the soil. This discipline targets the enhancement of land fertility, prevention of erosion, optimization of sowing, correct application of phytosanitary treatments, and efficient harvesting to achieve superior and sustainable yields.
- Tilled — Having undergone the process of initial plowing; agricultural land, field, or soil that has received its first tilling or furrow at the beginning of the new spring season; it describes the state of a freshly plowed soil prepared structurally for subsequent harrowing and sowing operations.