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The article shows that human activity affects the state of land, including agricultural. The increase in plowing, deforestation, extensive land use, man-made emissions lead to a decrease in plant productivity, soil decgradation, and an increase in the cost of additional operations to eliminate the consequences of anthropogenic impact. Annual surveys of the state of land indicate a decrease in humus, the growth of saline land, eroded land. The use of a biological plant protection system and the use of biofertilizers improves the structure of soils and its water-retaining properties, stabilizes the ecosystem, and reduces the number of diseases and plant pests.
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Bykovskaya et al. (2025) studied this question.
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