Seventy-seven percent of all agricultural land is related to livestock, meat and dairy,
including grazing land and arable fields used for animal feed production. The effect of …

Intensive cattle grazing and machine traffic may negatively affect soil structure, hydrologic
processes and plant development in integrated crop-livestock systems. The pasture …

Monitoring long-term grazing management practices influence on soil quality (SQ) is
essential to ensuring pasture sustainability, which is the largest land use in world …

Cattle grazing is a major source of income across the globe, and therefore conservation of
pastures is vital to society. Pasture conservation requires the full understanding of factors …

Sažetak Eroded lands have deteriorated soil physical, chemical, and biological properties
which reduces their productivity and represents a great threat to environmental safety and …

Rising temperatures due to climate change are pushing the thermal limits of many species,
but how climate warming interacts with other anthropogenic disturbances such as land use …

Adopting no‐till (NT) after conventional tillage (CT) could affect surface runoff, but this effect
may also depend on the rotation type, such as continuous grain crop (CC) or crop–pasture …

Different land use systems can have different soil properties. It is important to study the soil
properties for wise use and sustainable management of land resources. This article reports …

Surface and subsurface acidity and soil compaction restrict root exploration and impair crop
yields in agropastoral systems under no‐till. To support the development of surface and …

A physically based model describing the mechanism of infiltration of soil suspension into a
uniform soil profile was formulated based on the Green-Ampt (GA) flow theory. It also …