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Piece of soil with good ground cover and organic matter

Ground cover and litter creates organic matter, which is an important part of soil and rangeland health.

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Examining soil micro-organisms after a wildfire

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Lem Creswell holds a piece of soil with good ground cover and organic matter, which is an important part of soil and rangeland health.

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NRCS Texas Soil Scientist Nathan Haile examines active soil micro-organisms at work where a wildfire occurred three weeks earlier.

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An example of dung beetles and a host of other soil microorganisms decomposing and incorporating fresh manure in the soil. This process contributes to the soil's health and provides nutreints for soil organisms and plants.

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NRCS Texas Soil Scientist Nathan Haile examines soil condition after a wildfire three weeks earlier.

NRCS Texas Soil Scientist Nathan Haile examines soil condition after a wildfire three weeks earlier.

NRCS Texas Soil Scientist Nathan Haile examines soil condition after a wildfire three weeks earlier.

A wildfire destroyed the above ground part of this plant, but regrowth is occuring on the plant's rhizomes that are just below the soil's surface.

A soil scientists uses a Sharp Shooter to dig beneath the soil surface to determine soil health after a wildfire three weeks earlier.

After a wildfire three weeks earlier, a thin layer of black ash is evident just below the soil surface. High winds deposited sand on top of the ash.

A soil scientists uses a Sharp Shooter to dig beneath the soil surface to determine soil health after a wildfire three weeks earlier.

After a wildfire three weeks earlier, a thin layer of black ash is evident just below the soil surface. High winds deposited sand on top of the ash.

After a wildfire three weeks earlier, a thin layer of black ash is evident just below the soil surface. High winds deposited sand on top of the ash.

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