Soil compaction
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Soil compaction is a problem of fragile soils, particularly in Australia, through the use of heavy machinery and the hard hoofed mammals, fragile soils become compacted, losing aeration and becoming more resistant to absorbing rainfall, thus increasing runoff and gullying erosion.
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