The distribution of soil in high mountain environments is shaped by various soil forming factors.
Soil geomorphologists analyze key pedological characteristics to estimate the age of Quaternary
deposits, assess landscape ...
Since 2011, water hyacinth (WH; Eichhornia crassipes) has become a significant threat to
Lake Tana, Ethiopia. Managing WH is challenging due to rapid growth and difficulties in
disposing of harvested biomass. However, ...
Understanding how land use affects soil respiration (Rs) rates will assist us to comprehend
global CO
fluxes and develop land management plans. This study examines: (1) the impact
of land use on Rs in highland and ...
Land degradation due to accelerated soil erosion is a major socio-economic development and
environmental sustainability threat in the highlands of Ethiopia. To reverse these problems several types
of sustainable land ...
In order to examine the sustainability of different land use types using soil nutrient balance and
stock as indicators, inputs and outputs of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) were computed using a
nutrient monitoring ...
Smallholder farmers in Fagita Lekoma district of Northwestern Ethiopia have introduced
Acacia decurrens-based agroforestry system following land degradation and the
associated reduction in land productivity and crop ...
Understanding soil acidity and the geographical variability of nutrients is critical for informed decision-making when selecting the best management alternatives for a given set of circumstances. During soil management ...
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Soil fertility depletion has become a serious challenge causing low crop yields and food insecurity
in Ethiopia. To solve this problem, there has been a growing need to develop viable, effective and
sustainable ...
Optimizing Nitrogen and Phosphorus Management for Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivum)
Yield and Nutrient Use Efficiency in Nitisols of Wadla District, North Wollo, Ethiopia
Kassa Sisay,
1
Yihenew G.Selassie
2
, and ...
Legume-based cropping systems are regarded as a sustainable method to reduce the need for
external nitrogen fertilizers. Haricot bean (Phaseolus vulgaris l.) is one of the most economically
important pulse crops cultivated ...
The distribution of soil in high mountain environments is shaped by various soil forming factors.
Soil geomorphologists analyze key pedological characteristics to estimate the age of Quaternary
deposits, assess landscape ...
Since 2011, water hyacinth (WH; Eichhornia crassipes) has become a significant threat to
Lake Tana, Ethiopia. Managing WH is challenging due to rapid growth and difficulties in
disposing of harvested biomass. However, ...
Understanding how land use affects soil respiration (Rs) rates will assist us to comprehend
global CO
fluxes and develop land management plans. This study examines: (1) the impact
of land use on Rs in highland and ...
Land degradation due to accelerated soil erosion is a major socio-economic development and
environmental sustainability threat in the highlands of Ethiopia. To reverse these problems several types
of sustainable land ...
In order to examine the sustainability of different land use types using soil nutrient balance and
stock as indicators, inputs and outputs of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) were computed using a
nutrient monitoring ...
Smallholder farmers in Fagita Lekoma district of Northwestern Ethiopia have introduced
Acacia decurrens-based agroforestry system following land degradation and the
associated reduction in land productivity and crop ...
Understanding soil acidity and the geographical variability of nutrients is critical for informed decision-making when selecting the best management alternatives for a given set of circumstances. During soil management ...
x
Soil fertility depletion has become a serious challenge causing low crop yields and food insecurity
in Ethiopia. To solve this problem, there has been a growing need to develop viable, effective and
sustainable ...
Optimizing Nitrogen and Phosphorus Management for Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivum)
Yield and Nutrient Use Efficiency in Nitisols of Wadla District, North Wollo, Ethiopia
Kassa Sisay,
1
Yihenew G.Selassie
2
, and ...
Legume-based cropping systems are regarded as a sustainable method to reduce the need for
external nitrogen fertilizers. Haricot bean (Phaseolus vulgaris l.) is one of the most economically
important pulse crops cultivated ...
Land degradation due to accelerated soil erosion is a major socio-economic development and
environmental sustainability threat in the highlands of Ethiopia. To reverse these problems several types
of sustainable land ...
Nitrogen (N) and phosphorous (P) are the two major yield limiting plant nutrients inEthiopia. Existing NP rates for the production of cereal crops, including wheat, are veryoldand critically need revisiting and updating ...
Ethiopia is intensifying efforts to boost wheat production with effective nitrogen (N) and
phosphorus (P) management. However, low soil fertility and the lack of recommendations
on optimal N and P application rates remain ...
On Mount Guna higher land degradation particularly soil erosion problems has a
deleterious impact on soil fertility and depletion of soil organic carbon stock due to land
use types and slope gradient varation. Land use ...
Soil erosion is a global problem, especially severe in African countries like Ethiopia, causing
land degradation and economic losses. Soil conservation and amendment practices are
crucial for reducing erosion. Therefore, ...
Soil fertility depletion and the unavailability of nutrients due to a decline in soil organic matter content and improper fertilizer application are limiting bread wheat productivity in Ethiopia. Hence, a field experiment ...
The soils of Ethiopia have been experiencing depletion of essential nutrients and a decrease in
organic matter, resulting in a significant decline in agricultural output across the country. This
research was, therefore, ...
Planting trees on farmlands has become a common agroforestry activity because of its widespread use and possible advantages. This study was carried out in the Alemsaga watershed in northwestern Ethiopia. Its primary objective ...
One of the numerous factors contributing to soil degradation, both chemically and physically, has long been thought to be land use change. This study was conducted to analyze land use/cover change over 31 years (from 1990 ...
A field experiment was conducted on the Vertisols of Debre Zeit Agricultural Research Center (DZARC) and Chefe Donsa experimental sites, central highlands of Ethiopia to evaluate the effects of nutrient omission on yield ...