The impact of chemical farming and the negative consequences on the environment and
human health in Bangladesh are on the rise. Organic farming is gaining attention and …

Industrial activities, urbanization and mismanagement of toxic waste, have caused global
environmental degradation. Biochar has lately gained considerable recognition and …

The study was conducted from 31 March 2010 to 28 February 20 ll to investigate the
seasonal variations in physicochemical and biological aspects and to identify the quality of …

Assessment of soil organic matter fractions can be instrumental in understanding the causes
of limited nitrogen supply, and thus soil fertility restoration. A study was conducted in …

Physical and chemical characteristics of soil were investigated in wetlands at Savar,
Bangladesh during July 2006-May 2007. The studied soil was sandy loam, clay and silty …

Maize is a cereal commodity with high economic value. However, in South Sulawesi, maize
productivity is very low compared with the average national productivity, which is mainly …

In Bangladesh, increases in the tropospheric ozone (O3) concentration and in soil
salinization may lead to crop damage. To clarify the effects of O3 and/or soil salinity on …

Palustrine wetlands in Lesotho are vulnerable to vegetation loss due to overgrazing and the
nature of the topography, the latter leading to gully erosion exacerbated by a degraded soil …

The experiment was conducted in the Soil Science Discipline, Khulna University,
Bangladesh during July to December of 2009 to observe the influence of green manure on …

In many parts of the world, notably in South Asia, crop intensification is resulting in more
crops being grown on stored soil moisture, under which conditions the topsoil commonly …