Few studies have demonstrated the long-term effects of different tillage practices on
changes of soil quality; however, understanding such effects is vital for the selection and …

This study explores the role of a traditional tillage method, ie, compensatory hoeing, for
sustainable agro-ecosystem management in the hilly areas of the Chongqing municipality …

Traditional and indigenous knowledge for sustainable land use and agro-ecosystem
management has received increasing attention in recent years, especially in resource-poor …

China is one of the countries perhaps suffering from the most serious soil erosion in the
world. Soil erosion and associated sediment production has become a major environmental …

Accelerated soil erosion is considered as a major land degradation process resulting in
increased sediment production and sediment-associated nutrient inputs to the rivers. Over …

Caesium-137 measurements have been used to document changes in the rate and extent of
soil erosion associated with the shift from conventional tillage to a no-till system on a farm in …

Little is known about soil redistribution by tillage and its impact on the properties of soil
profiles with thin soil layers on hillslopes. In this study, consecutive tillage by hoeing was …

Soil redistribution from tillage and water erosion have the potential to modify the spatial
patterns of soil quality on terraced and steep cultivated hillslopes. However, few studies …

Research on how tillage‐induced soil redistribution affects soil properties is limited for
complex slopes in nonmechanized agricultural areas. The objectives of this study are (1) to …

The interaction between vertical and lateral movements of soil constituents by tillage needs
to be addressed to better understand the transfer processes of soil constituents on a …