Cover cropping is commonly acknowledged to promote soil health in agriculture. However,
contradictory findings on the benefits of cover crops for soil health, crop productivity …

Cover crops are an important component of integrated weed management programs in
annual and perennial cropping systems because of their weed suppressive abilities. They …

This study conducted a two-year experiment to investigate the impacts of biochar with
various temperatures (350° C, 500° C, and 650° C), on the reduction of pollutants in …

The current trend toward sustainable agricultural practices creates a demand for alternatives
to conventional soil management. One of the main problems for farmers is the competition …

The use of plastic mulch films is widespread in agriculture for specialty cropping systems
because of several benefits. In this article, we critically review, for the first time under a …

Cover crops (CCs) are a diverse group of species that are sown simultaneously or after the
cash crop either as monocrops or mixtures. A farmer survey with 1130 respondents was …

Fruit orchards are a major part of agricultural production, and planting cover crops (CCs) in
the row middles of these agroecosystems can increase soil nutrient availability. However, it …

The use of cover crops (CCs) is widely suggested as a sustainable agricultural practice.
Nevertheless, conflicting results have been reported about the short-term effect of CCs on …

The use of cover crops (CCs) is a promising cropland management practice with multiple
benefits, notably in reducing soil erosion and increasing soil organic carbon (SOC) storage …

Due to short post-harvest seasons, it is not always possible to grow worthy cover crops
(CCs). This research aims to clarify the impact of undersown red clover (Trifolium pratense …