The impacts of agricultural land use are far-reaching and extend to areas outside
production. This paper provides an overview of the ecological status of agricultural systems …

Abstract The United Nations Food Systems Summit and the European Green Deal have
prompted various policy and regulatory initiatives aiming to transition agricultural practices …

Conservation tillage (CT) is of primary importance in food security, soil conservation, and
sustainable development, even though its comprehensive effects on runoff (RO) and soil …

Here, we review the delivery of ecosystem services from Enclosed Farmland in the UK, and
explore how the expected demands for ecosystem services might be met in the future. Most …

In the context of climate change, agricultural cultivation, as one of the most vulnerable
sectors, is under threat. Extreme weather and climate conditions have caused a series of …

Bird abundance, species richness and diversity of bird communities were analysed on 59
plots during breeding season and 61 plots during winter (500m× 500m around winter wheat …

Conservation tillage (CT) is a ploughless tillage with a reduced number of operations, and
its positive effect on soil functions and health is widely known. Multivariate analyses are …

Conventional farming (CONV) is the norm in European farming, causing adverse effects on
some of the five major soil functions, viz. primary productivity, carbon sequestration and …

Capsule Populations of birds on farmland are larger and more stable in Hungary than in the
UK and may provide baseline targets when planning population restoration programmes in …

Conservation tillage (CT) is widely considered to be a practice aimed at preserving several
ecosystem functions. In the literature, however, there seems to be no clear pattern with …