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Do We Really Need Soil? Let’s Dig Up the Facts!.

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1 Do We Really Need Soil? Let’s Dig Up the Facts!

2 Soil Contains the Minerals All Living Things Need!

3 We Use Soil to Grow Food!

4 Many Animals and Microscopic Creatures Live in the Soil!

5 Grazing Animals Depend On the Plants in the Soil for Food!

6 Soil Helps Soak Up Rainwater So We Don’t Have Flooding!

7 Let’s watch a short video about Saving Soil!

8 Picture Credits

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