Alleviation of poverty and achievement of zero‐hunger target and food security are
significant challenges faced by agricultural planners worldwide. Improving many agronomic …

Nutrient management impacts the dynamics of organic carbon (C), C sequestration and
various C pools in soils and sustainability of crop** systems through biomass input and …

Bioavailability and bioaccessibility determine the level of metal toxicity in the soils. Inorganic
soil amendments may decrease metal bioavailability and enhance soil quality. This study …

Energy and carbon (C) footprints have close nexus in agriculture. Agri-inputs are energy
intensive and lead to significant C equivalent (CE) emissions. We studied energy and C …

Major nutrient management systems for rice-wheat crop** were compared for their
potential to credit organic carbon (C) to the soil, its fractionation into active (very labile, VLc; …

Fertilizer application strategies can impact soil health, mainly soil organic carbon (SOC) and
total nitrogen (TN) sequestration, which are essential in mitigating climate change. Many …

Concerns are growing about the long-term sustainability of agriculture. Both the over-and
under-application of fertilisers and the poor management of resources not only deteriorated …

The study was conducted to investigate the aggregate stability and distribution of organic
carbon (C) in different-sized aggregates and mineral fractions in a loamy soil under rice …

Carbon (C) sequestration in soil is limited by the soil's maximum C carrying capacity (C m)
and C saturation deficit (S d). These two parameters have enormous implication for …

Soil carbon (C) sequestration has gained worldwide attention for sustainable agricultural
production while mitigating C footprints through reduced greenhouse gases (GHGs) …