Research results published regarding the impact of soil and water conservation practices in
the highland areas of Ethiopia have been inconsistent and scattered. In this paper, a …

Soil and water conservation practices contribute to long‐term agricultural sustainability and
sustainable agriculture. This review examines the primary agronomic practices and their role …

Land-use changes under poor management practices are among the major causes of
decline in soil fertility and agricultural productivity in south-central Ethiopia. Therefore, the …

The study was conducted in three watersheds (Dapo, Meja and Mizewa) in the Ethiopian
part of the Blue Nile Basin to estimate the on-site cost of soil erosion using the productivity …

In Tigray (Northern Ethiopia), soil moisture has been identified as the most limiting factor in
agricultural production; on the other hand, loss of rain water through runoff as well as the …

This study was conducted on Eutric Nitisols of Holeta Agricultural Research Center (HARC)
in the humid highlands of Ethiopia. The main objective was to assess the effect of tillage and …

Soil quality indexing is a new approach in spatial and temporal evaluation of land
management systems effects on soils' capacity to function. A field experiment was conducted …

In the dryland and degraded regions, soil moisture is the primary factor determining
ecological restoration. Proper land preparations and vegetation restoration can improve soil …

Soil erosion and declining soil quality are the major constraints for crop production and
sustainable land management in Ethiopia. A conservation agriculture (CA) experiment was …

Indigenous tillage systems are often undervalued in conservation agriculture (CA). In
Ethiopia, since the 1970s there have been several attempts to develop and implement often …