*Harnessing Soil Potential: Innovation in Strategic Tillage and Management – New Perspectives DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.113036*

which emphasize the pressing, need to use sustainable soil management techniques. Conventional tillage techniques have shown to be successful in the short term, but they can have negative long-term effects such soil erosion and loss of soil fertility. We can maintain soil structure, hold onto organic matter, and boost soil health by using alternative tillage techniques including conservation tillage, reduced tillage, and no-till farming. However, farmer education and extension services are necessary for the effective adoption of new soil management practices. In order to ensure widespread acceptance and long-term success, it will be essential to equip farmers with the information and abilities to embrace sustainable practices. In addition, encouraging government policies and incentives are required to promote the use of sustainable agriculture methods. Governments may play a key role in promoting sustainable soil management by offering financial incentives, technical assistance, and legislative frameworks. In conclusion, the key to attaining sustainable agriculture is to maximize the potential of the soil via innovation in strategic tillage and management practices. We can make future generations more food secure and resilient by maintaining soil health, maximizing resource utilization, and reducing environmental consequences. Protecting the wellbeing of both people and the environment will depend on adopting sustainable soil management techniques.
