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Soil testing and digital soil health cards are interconnected initiatives aimed at improving agricultural practices and crop yields. Soil testing involves analyzing soil samples to determine their nutrient content, pH levels, and other properties. This information is crucial for farmers to understand their soil’s health and make informed decisions regarding fertilizer application, irrigation, and crop selection. Digital soil health cards are a technological advancement that digitizes this soil test data, making it readily accessible to farmers through a digital platform or mobile application. These cards typically include a summary of the soil test results, recommendations for soil improvement, and potentially other relevant information, such as crop suitability and government subsidies. The combination of accurate soil testing and easy access to this information via digital soil health cards empowers farmers to adopt more sustainable and efficient farming practices, leading to improved crop yields and economic benefits while promoting better soil management.