Ch III (L-3) Soil Water (Energy State of Soil Water)

[@agro-45chandrakantyadav87]

Thank you sir

[@ProfessorKukalSoilScienceClass]

You are welcome. All the best.

[@tysonkechem3916]

Thank you so much sir about your gorgeous lecture. I am very happy to understood the soil physics...I am aspirant of jrf physical science..and please make a video for jrf.... 😊

[@ProfessorKukalSoilScienceClass]

THanks Tyson for your comments. Regarding JRF, I feel that if you could understand the concepts of any subject, you can very surely attempt all the MCQ or any other type of short or long type of questions. I wish you all the best.

[@hasithakumarasiri8343]

good one sir

[@ProfessorKukalSoilScienceClass]

Thanks Hasitha.

[@Ankit_bishnoi-29]

Thanks sir ji 🙏🙏🙏🙏. I am a student of your student.

[@ProfessorKukalSoilScienceClass]

God bless you, Ankit.

[@hasithakumarasiri8343]

Dear Sir Good morning can you mention referring valid source to define soil matric forces,I am a student of Agriculture Bsc in Sri Lanka it is necessary to enter to an Assignment

[@ProfessorKukalSoilScienceClass]

To my knowledge it is as given below:
Kohnke, H. (1968). Soil Physics. McGraw Hill, New York.

[@hasithakumarasiri8343]

@@ProfessorKukalSoilScienceClass thank you very much sir

[@shyme_8280]

Sir can u explain pF value in simple way?

[@ProfessorKukalSoilScienceClass]

Yes. Say, You have a value of soil matric potential as -1000 cm. Its pF will be 3. 3 is simply the negative log of pF (just like pH, which is negative log of H ion concentration). So pF is negative log of soil matric potential. Just to write a huge value in terms of log value. Hope I am able to make yyou understand. All the best.

[@quratulainaga4073]

Voice quality z nt clear

[@ProfessorKukalSoilScienceClass]

Yes, but not to the extent to be not clear.