The ecological relationship between soil health and plant growth is fundamental for ecosystem productivity. Healthy soils provide essential nutrients, water, and a stable environment for plants, influencing their growth and resilience. A diverse soil microbiome enhances nutrient availability and promotes plant health through symbiotic relationships. Conversely, unhealthy soils, often characterized by erosion, compaction, and contamination, can hinder plant growth and reduce biodiversity. This interdependence underscores the importance of soil conservation practices for sustaining healthy ecosystems, agriculture, and overall environmental integrity.