According to FAO (2024), soil degradation is defined as a change in the soil health status resulting in a diminished capacity of the ecosystem to provide goods and services. In this context, if mitigation solutions are not taken in time, continued soil degradation will cause irreparable losses. ...introducing practicable mitigation solutions, such as new amendments, better land use management, and appropriate remediation technologies, is crucial to stopping soil degradation as a key challenge to maintaining soil health. Otherwise, cultivated soils will face severe degradation, threatening food production and security. ...it is necessary to improve soil quality in agricultural systems with the use of appropriate soil control and management, with emphasis on the responses of agricultural systems to soil variations.