Severe soil erosion challenges exist in China as a result of long-term human related
activities and its erosion-prone land forms and climate. Anthropogenic forces that alter the …

A reliable correlation between crop yields and soil erosion is critical for the assessment of
soil loss tolerance and loss of future food production in eroded farmlands. However, the …

Northeast China is one of the three largest black soil regions on Earth; however, although
the black soil of the region is undergoing severe erosion, the dominant erosional agent …

Soil erosion (SE) is seriously threatening grain production and the ecological environment in
the black soil region. Understanding the impact of changes in land use/land cover (LULC) …

An empirical approach was employed to monitor changes in soil erosion status in China,
incorporating landform, slope, vegetation coverage, land use/cover, and expert …

Converting forest to cropland generally results in the deterioration of soil structure and the
loss of soil organic carbon (OC) and nutrients, while agricultural soil erosion accelerates …

Abstract As Northeastern China is the country's most significant grain production base, soil
productivity in this region has consistently attracted attention. National food security is …

Slope shape has an important influence on soil erosion. However, the distribution of erosion
and deposition on sloping farmland with different shapes is still unclear. This severely …

Soil-crop simulation models can be a valuable tool in evaluating conservation tillage
practices which are viable both economically and environmentally. The objective of this …

Land area is dwindling due to degradation, both natural and anthropogenic, therefore, it is
reasonable to save this important resource and put focus on achieving land degradation …