Organic farming utilizes farmyard manure, compost, and organic wastes as sources of
nutrients and organic matter. Soil under organic farming has an increased microbial …

Intercrop** can favour the yield of the main crop. However, because of the potential
competition among woody crops, this system is rarely used by farmers. To increase …

Due to higher microbial activity and diversity, organic farming serves as a sustainable
alternative in preventing several soil-borne plant diseases. However, there are limited …

The issues concerning chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and other intensive agriculture
practices have taken center stage in the public sphere more than ever, and the need for …

Restoration of mining sites is essential to ensure ecosystem services and biodiversity. One
restoration strategy employed in arid and semi-arid zones is the use of organic amendments …

The clarification of the suppressive effect of biogas slurries (BSs) on soil-borne plant
pathogens is needed for their large-scale use as a biocontrol tool in potting soil in order to …

Snow-farming is one of the adaptive strategies used to face the snow deficit in ski resorts.
We studied the impact of a shifting snow-farming technique on a pasture slope in …

The long-term applications of different fertilizers (chicken manure, swine manure, and
organic fertilizer) on the microorganisms of a corn field were investigated. The microbial …

Conventional agriculture generally relies on monocultures and external inputs, such as
synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, which not only impact on farmer's economy and health …

There is currently a limited understanding of the complex response of fungal microbiota
diversity to organic fertigation. In this work, a 2-year field trial with organic tomato crops in a …