Soil organic material by mass and by volume
Soil organic matter is almost always reported on a mass basis, as the mass of organic matter per mass of soil. In this episode, I discuss what the volume of the organic matter can be assumed to be after making a simple conversion from mass to volume using bulk density.
The volume of organic matter is shown in this blog post: https://www.asianturfgrass.com/post/organic-matter-by-mass-or-volume/
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