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Wikipedia:WikiProject Soil

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

WikiProject Soil is a project to organize and improve articles related to soil.

Articles maintained by this WikiProject are grouped in Category:WikiProject Soil by using the {{WikiProject Soil}} template.

Soil is defined as:

Suggested Soil WikiProject Tasks
Stubs
Claypan • Abdul Karim • Leaching • Orthent • Pedotope • Rankers • Takir
Requested
PG-3 (Spanish soil classification system) is suggested in Soil types template • Forest soils • Russian school of soil science • Diagnostic soil horizons like Duric (soil) • Terms such as Pachic • Paleustoll to wikify articles about soil series • Soil scientist
Expand
Capacitance probe • Hydrophobic soil • National Cooperative Soil Survey • Mineralization (soil science)
Context
Optimum water content for tillage • International Union of Soil Sciences
Perspective
Soil survey
Cleanup on Aisle C
Soil organic matter • Organic matter • Soil carbon • Paleosol• Total organic carbon • Carbon cycle • Terrestrial biological carbon cycle • Carbon sink • Carbon sequestration • Climate change mitigation
Link rot
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Deletion
(no current discussions)
Cite
Erosion • Frost line • Gleysol • Leaching (agriculture) • Linear aeration • Mesotrophic soil • Multiscale European Soil Information System • Orthent • Pedodiversity • Petrichor • Rendzina • Salinity in Australia
Wikify
Dryland salinity
Expert
Pedology • Soil acidification • Pore water pressure
Collaboration
Soil • Soil functions
Peer Review
San Joaquin (soil)


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Alerts

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Articles to be split

Articles for creation

  • 17 Sep 2026 – Draft:Dashwood (soil) (talk · edit · hist) submitted for AfC by Angilbas (t · c) was moved to Dashwood (soil) (talk · edit · hist) by Qcne (t · c) on 28 Sep 2026

Tasks

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  1. Verify content. Use reliable sources per WP:SCIRS. Read this Signpost editorial.
  2. Improve soils-related content at Wikipedia. See Suggested WikiProject Soil Tasks.
  3. Assess soil-related articles for quality and importance. See Assessment Department and Change Log. Use {{WikiProject Soil}}.
  4. Monitor for vandalism and substandard edits. You can narrow your efforts to monitoring your most active category.
  5. Upload public domain soils images from USDA and USGS to Commons:Category:Soils. image source list • upload link
  6. Collaborate on soil article tasks identified at WikiProject Ecology, WikiProject Geology and WikiProject Ecoregions.

Participants

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See recent soil article editors

those making at least five edits to an article in the WikiProject's subject area within a 30-day period, excluding bots.

New participants, please add your name to this list:

Project participants

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News

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Parentage

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The parents of this WikiProject are Portal:Earth sciences and WikiProject Science.

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WikiProjects

Portals

Templates

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See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Soil/Templates

Notes

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  1. ↑ White RE (1997). Principles and practice of soil science: the soil as a natural resource (4th ed.). Blackwell Publishing. ISBN 9781444309164.
  2. ↑ Doran, J.W., & Parkin, T.B. (1994) Defining and assessing soil quality. In Defining soil quality for a sustainable environment (SSSA Special publication No 35). Soil Science Society of America, Madison
  3. ↑ "Soils". The New Student's Reference Work. F. E. Compton and Company. 1914. Retrieved 2007-12-17.
  4. ↑ Soil Survey Staff (1999). "Chapter 1: The Soils That We Classify" (PDF). Soil Taxonomy, A Basic System of Soil Classification for Making and Interpreting Soil Surveys (2nd edition). United States Department of Agriculture - Natural Resources Conservation Service. pp. Page 9. Retrieved 2007-12-17. (Agricultural Handbook 486)