Assessment of management-induced changes in soil quality is important to sustaining high
crop yield. A large diversity of cultivated soils necessitate identification development of an …

It is known that all processes in soil act in close interdependence and are site-and soil-
specific, and climate and human activity dependent. Numerous studies have been done …

Few soil quality studies have attempted to examine the relationship between farmer soil
fertility classification indices along scientific measurements, thus calling for closer …

Soil degradation, affecting around 38% of the world's cropland, threatens the global food
supply. Due to the soil's complexity, the measure of soil degradation that involves the loss of …

The evaluation of soil quality in different altitudinal gradients, with vegetative and non-
vegetative subareas, is crucial for proper soil functioning and optimal crop growth, thus …

Continuous straw application increased the quantity of mobile humus substances by 22.7%
compared to the plots without straw. Straw in combination with catch crop for green manure …

Tillage not only changes soil properties but also serves as a weed control means. Different
soil tillage systems were investigated in a long-term field experiment conducted during 2003 …

The period of extreme weather anomalies in recent years has challenged farmers, and this
has encouraged greater adaptability in farming practices. In the last decade, conventional …

To assess the seasonal changes in soil parameters and the soil quality of a semi-deciduous
forest in Nagaland, tropical forest soil samples were tested for 10 physical and chemical …

Little is known about the effects of modern soil management practices, especially no-tillage,
on soil physical state, soil pore size distribution and soil water capacity after a long-time of …