Soil Remineralization is the use of fine mineral rockdusts to enhance the quality of soils, crops and the landscape environment. Most rockdusts are virgin quarried 'hard-rock' material such as granites and other rocks or fine materials of volcanic origin. Sedimentary rocks and recycled aggregates are not classed as soil remineralization materials.
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