The effect of biochar addition on the chemical properties of acidic soil such as soil pH,
electrical conductivity (EC), cation exchange capacity (CEC), and exchangeable acidity were …

In an energy‐limited world, biomass may be converted to energy products through pyrolysis.
A byproduct of this process is biochar. A better understanding is needed of the sorption …

Tillage erosion, the movement of soil downslope by mechanical implements, has been
recognized as a problem, but primarily in a qualitative manner. This study was initiated to quantify …

Increasing the nitrate ( NO 3 - ) sorption capacity of Midwestern US soils has the potential to
reduce nitrate leaching to ground water and reduce the extent of the hypoxia zone in the …

The prediction of soil erosion and the design of conservation management practices for the
control of erosion are based on long-term average precipitation patterns. However, soil …

The tentative connection between the biochar surface chemical properties and their influence
on microbially mediated mineralization of C, N, and S with the help of enzymes is not well …

This paper focuses on analysing tillage as a mechanism for the transformation of soil spatial
variability, soil morphology, superficial soil properties and development of soil–landscape …

The objective of this study was to determine how no-till and conventional tillage affected
microbial properties of soil quality, using permanent grass fields as a standard of local high-…

Long-term cultivation impacts soil properties. During the early 1920s a study comparing non-cultivated
and cultivated soils was done in eastern SD (Beadle, McCook, Minnehaha, and …

Exposure of subsoil material on ridge tops and adjacent sideslopes indicates soil movement
away from these positions, ie soil erosion. A study was conducted on the University of …