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Exploring Linkages Between Soil Health and Human Health

By: (Author) Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources , (Author) Committee on Exploring Linkages Between Soil Health and Human Health , (Author) Division on Earth and Life Studies , (Author) and Medicine National Academies of Sciences Engineering , (Author) Food and Nutrition Board , (Author) Health and Medicine Division

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ISBN-10: 0309715083

ISBN-13: 9780309715089

Publisher: National Academies Press

Imprint: National Academies Press

Country of Manufacture: GB

Country of Publication: GB

Publication Date: Oct 19th, 2024

Print length: 354 Pages

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The United States is an important food producer globally, in part because of its abundance of agriculturally productive soils. However, management practices that maximize yields have caused losses in soil organic matter, poor soil structure and water-holding capacity, and increased salinity on millions of acres of land - and have adversely affected the microbial communities that are the drivers of many soil processes. At the same time, recent scientific advances have spurred interest in how microbial communities can support soil health, food quality, and human health. It is in this context that the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture asked the National Academies to explore the linkages between soil health and human health. The report finds that to improve soil health, federal agencies need to promote the importance of soil health, support translational research, and develop a coordinated national approach to monitor soil health over time and space. Given the potential that microbiomes have in modulating soil, plant, and human health, there is also a pressing need to determine which microbial features, if any, contribute to quantifying or fortifying health in both human and soil systems and to understand the direct and indirect roles of soil, alongside other environmental factors, in influencing human microbial colonization and subsequent health outcomes. Such investigation involves delving into the relatively sparse or disconnected research regarding the microbiome continuum that links soil and human systems. Table of ContentsFront MatterSummary1 Introduction2 The Connectivity of Health3 The Importance of Soil Health to Nature's Contributions to People4 Impacts of Agricultural Management Practices on Soil Health5 Linkages Between Agricultural Management Practices and Food Composition and Safety6 Interactions of Soil Chemical Contaminants, Soil Health, and Human Health7 Microbiomes and the SoilHuman Health Continuum8 Going ForwardAppendix A: Committee Member Biographical SketchesAppendix B: Public Meeting Agendas

The United States is an important food producer globally, in part because of its abundance of agriculturally productive soils. However, management practices that maximize yields have caused losses in soil organic matter, poor soil structure and water-holding capacity, and increased salinity on millions of acres of land - and have adversely affected the microbial communities that are the drivers of many soil processes. At the same time, recent scientific advances have spurred interest in how microbial communities can support soil health, food quality, and human health.

It is in this context that the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture asked the National Academies to explore the linkages between soil health and human health. The report finds that to improve soil health, federal agencies need to promote the importance of soil health, support translational research, and develop a coordinated national approach to monitor soil health over time and space. Given the potential that microbiomes have in modulating soil, plant, and human health, there is also a pressing need to determine which microbial features, if any, contribute to quantifying or fortifying health in both human and soil systems and to understand the direct and indirect roles of soil, alongside other environmental factors, in influencing human microbial colonization and subsequent health outcomes. Such investigation involves delving into the relatively sparse or disconnected research regarding the microbiome continuum that links soil and human systems.


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