The escalating challenges of resource scarcity and environmental degradation in
agroecosystems necessitate innovative strategies for sustainable nutrient management. This …

Critical source areas (CSAs) are small areas of a field, farm, or catchment that account for
most contaminant loss by having both a high contaminant availability and transport potential …

The mobilisation and impact of roadway runoff on dairy farms has been established as a sub-
component of the nutrient transfer continuum. It is acknowledged that fresh nutrient sources …

Highlights•Enrichment of surface waters with phosphorus (P) leads to algal growth and
eutrophication.•About 27% of agricultural land exceeds optimal soil P levels, posing a risk of …

Urbanization poses numerous challenges to freshwater biodiversity. This paper describes
two studies with the joint aim of demonstrating the benefits of applying a systematic …

Intensive agriculture can impair river water quality. Soil quality monitoring has been used to
measure the effect of land use intensification on water quality at a point and field scales but …

Soil quality is used to assess the soil's ability to maintain ecological and environmental
quality as well as agricultural productivity. A unique indicator associated with land use …

Globally, massive resource inputs and undesired outputs hindered the further development
of the dairy industry. This study proposed a method applying data envelopment analysis to …

Good management practices (GMPs) on dairy farms have been shown to reduce
contaminant losses and improve water quality. Few national long-term datasets exist …

A lake monitoring regime optimised to detect natural and anthropogenic variations in water
quality is critical for supporting and understanding the impact of lake restoration actions. It …