A scientist who studies soils and their properties in relation to agriculture and plant growth.
From Greek 'agros' (field) + 'logos' (study) + '-ist' (practitioner). This professional title emerged as soil science became recognized as essential expertise for modern farming.
Agrologists might be the most underrated scientists ever—they're basically soil detectives who can look at dirt and tell you what will grow best, what's wrong, and how to fix it.
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