Microplastics (MPs) enter the global soil ecosystem in significant quantities, and in
agricultural lands, interact with soil amendments (eg, fertilisers, pesticides, biochar) …

Cultivated drylands are significant sources of greenhouse gases (GHGs), with declining
yields. Regenerative practices are vital to achieve joint goals of boosting yields and …

Organic agriculture is currently the dominant method used for the sustainable development
of modern agriculture. As the main component in agricultural production, farmers and their …

Livestock grazing and soil freeze‒thaw cycles (FTCs) can affect the biogeochemical
processes of nitrogen (N) and gaseous N (N 2 O, NO, and N 2) emissions from grassland …

Intensive vegetable fields, characterized by extremely high nitrogen (N) application rates,
emit a large amount of the potent greenhouse gas nitrous oxide (N 2 O). Short-term …

Maize (Zea mays L.) silage is an important source of feed for ruminant animals. However,
maize monocultures are exposed to both abiotic and biotic stresses that can reduce yield …

Highlights•Film mulching with manure amendment significantly increased yield and water
production.•Soil organic carbon increased over time with manure input until reaching …

Warming and nitrogen (N) addition may impact soil nitrous oxide (N 2 O) emissions, but the
relationship between plant community composition and soil microbial activities remains …

Cover cropping is a promising strategy to improve soil health, but it may also trigger
greenhouse gas emissions, especially nitrous oxide (N2O). Beyond nitrogen (N) availability …

Maize is a major irrigated crop in Mediterranean areas and its typical intensive management
may impact soil nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions. In these irrigated continuous maize systems …