Globally, flooding is one of the most damaging abiotic stresses, besides drought, that affects
17 million km2 of land surface annually. Recent research indicates that climate change is …

This article reviews literature about the impacts of cover crops in crop** systems that affect
soil and water quality and presents limited new information to help fill knowledge gaps …

Cover crops (CCs) can provide multiple soil, agricultural production, and environmental
benefits. However, a better understanding of such potential ecosystem services is needed …

Requirements imposed by government farm policies, shifts in the economics of farming
practices, and the public's concern in protecting the environment and conserving our natural …

Cover crops help control erosion, prevent nutrient leaching, fix nitrogen, improve soil
conditions, and protect seedling, but also use water, thus affecting soil water relationships …

Cover crop** is practiced to enhance soil health and sustain succeeding crop yield;
however, the effect of cover crop on soil water storage, succeeding crop yield, and water-use …

Cover crops are used to manage soils for many different reasons and are known by many
different names. Cover crops are literally crops that cover the soil and one of their first uses …

" Upholding the high standard of quality set by the previous edition, this two-volume second
edition offers a vast array of recent peer-reviewed articles. It showcases research and …

Extensive research on the use of winter cover crops (WCC) under different agricultural
practices in the USA and Canada has shown both negative and positive effects on …

Optimal use of management systems including tillage and winter cover crops is
recommended to improve soil quality and sustain agricultural production. The effects on soil …