Currently, the government of Ethiopia supplying fertilizers in the form of N, P, S, Zn & B. However, many researchers argue that N and P are the only yield-limiting nutrients. The study was conducted to identify yield-limiting ...

Land degradation in the form of soil erosion is one of the major problems in Ethiopia affecting soil property and crop productivity. To overcome the problem and improve crop productivity, physical and biological soil and ...

Land degradation, which includes loss of vegetation cover, soil degradation, and nutrient depletion, is a severe ecological problem in Ethiopia's northern highlands particularly in Dengora and Karita-Wuha watershed. In ...

Soil erosion problems are among the factors that have contributed to the reduction of soil fertility in Ethiopia. This initiated the Government and foreign partners to emphasize on soil and water conservation measure ...

The occurrence of large rainfall events during critical periods of cropland preparation can frequently cause extensive soil loss. For this critical problem, soil amendments are a solution to prevent disturbed soils from ...

Maize (Zea mays l.) is predominantly produced in rained systems in Ethiopia. Despite the increasing efforts of dry season maize production using irrigation, there is a growing water scarcity and competition for irrigation ...

Huge number of settlement programs and unscientific agricultural expansion cause the reduction of forest cover. Thus, this study was conducted to detect the impacts of settlement and agricultural expansion on forest cover ...