Dynamic changes in the microbial population in soil due to agroecological activities
Agroecological activities represent a sustainable approach to enhancing soil structure and transforming barren land into fertile soil. These practices not only improve soil fertility but also boost floral and faunal diversity, with a significant impact on the microbial population in the soil. In this research, agroecological interventions were initiated at multiple sites over different timeframes (8 years, 5 years, and 3 years) on previously barren land, while some sections were left untouched. This study focuses on the metagenomic changes observed in the soil as a result of these agroecological practices.