Based on the Soil Analysis results, it is detected that the levels of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Ferrum are within acceptable ranges. However, the levels of Hydrocarbon and Cupper are slightly elevated, indicating potential contamination.

Remediation Suggestions:

1. Hydrocarbon: Implement measures to reduce hydrocarbon contamination, such as soil aeration, phytoremediation using specific plants, or soil washing techniques.
2. Cupper: Address cupper contamination by avoiding the use of cupper-based pesticides or fertilizers, and consider soil amendments or treatments to reduce cupper levels over time.

It's recommended to consult with a soil expert or agricultural extension service for tailored remediation strategies based on the specific characteristics of your soil and the intended land use.

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