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World Soil Day | Yimushen Pioneers Eco-Agriculture, Building a Shared Future for Soil Health
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2024-12-05 11:33
More than 95% of our food comes from the soil. Healthy soil is a crucial guarantee for food security and nutrition. However, climate change and human activities are accelerating soil degradation, posing significant risks to human survival. December 5th of each year is "World Soil Day", aiming to raise global awareness of the importance of soil health. The theme of the 2024 event is "Caring for Soils: Measure, monitor, manage". This theme emphasizes the importance of understanding soil health and optimizing soil management through scientific data and information acquisition.

In this great journey of soil protection, Yimushen has always, with a forward - looking vision and a strong sense of mission, firmly taken up the banner of developing ecological agriculture. We always adhere to the concept of "Developing ecological agriculture and leading a healthy life", and are committed to protecting and improving soil health through innovative technologies and products.


As the flagship product of Yimushen, Leopard® adopts a combination of utilization and conservation. While using the soil, it can also improve the soil environment. It supplements medium and trace element nutrients to the soil, enhances the activity of soil microorganisms, adjusts soil acidity and alkalinity, and passivates the activity of heavy metals in the soil. The use of Leopard® not only improves soil productivity but also ensures the sustainable use of the soil.
From the vast black soil in Northeast China to the fertile North China Plain, from the humid regions south of the Yangtze River to the arid inland of Northwest China, Leopard® is actively involved in the restoration and improvement of various types of soil. In the south, it helps the red soil deal with the challenge of acidification and restores its former fertility. In the northwest, it improves the condition of saline - alkali land and brings hope and vitality to the edge of the desert. These practices prove that through scientific soil management, we can effectively improve soil health and increase land productivity.

Yimushen deeply understands that healthy soil is the cornerstone of food security and ecological balance. We will continue to strive to protect and improve soil health through innovative technologies and products, leaving a fertile land for future generations.
On this "World Soil Day", let's all take action to protect our soil and safeguard our future. Let's work together to create a greener and healthier planet for future generations.
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