Visual soil assessment 4: Porosity, mottling and colour @CottonInfoAust
Visual soil assessment 4: Porosity, mottling and colour  @CottonInfoAust
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Visual Soil Assessment is based on a visual appraisal of soil quality, presenting key soil and plant performance indicators in a scorecard format. Apart from texture, soil indicators are dynamic, providing a useful early warning of changes in soil condition. Senior lecturer in soil systems at UNE, Oliver Knox, demonstrates how easy it is to conduct this assessment, in a series of 5 short videos:
1. What is VSA?
2. Assessing texture
3. Assessing structure
4. Porosity, mottling and colour
5. Other soil attributes

In this video, Oliver demonstrates how to assess chemical indicators, such as porosity, mottles and colour.
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