Soils are the largest terrestrial reservoir of organic carbon, yet they are easily degraded.
Consistent and accurate monitoring of changes in soil organic carbon stocks and net …

Process-based soil-crop models are becoming increasingly important to estimate the effects
of agricultural management practices and climate change impacts on soil organic carbon …

Long-term farming system experiments with comprehensive soil, plant and meteorological
data combined with well-validated dynamic farming system models are a powerful …

In Africa, where agriculture is the backbone of the economy and sustains livelihoods, the
increasing threat of climate change necessitates a shift towards strategies that improve soil …

Abstract Sub-Saharan Africa is projected to be exposed to substantial climate change
hazards, especially in its agricultural sector, so adaptation will be necessary to safeguard …

Abstract Climate neutrality within European Union (EU) boundaries by 2050 is an ambitious
goal set by the European Commission, with carbon sequestration in soils a key mechanism …

This study investigates the effects of various treatments on soil pH, SOC, and crop yield in
red soil with a pH of 4.25 through a two-year field experiment, using a rapeseed and sesame …

Ethiopia, with an economy heavily reliant on agriculture, is among the countries most
vulnerable to climate change. It faces recurrent climate extreme events that result in …

Spatial information on yield potential is key to determine crop production potential on
existing cropland. Although statistical methods are widely used to estimate yield potential …

L'agriculture de conservation (AC) est une des solutions basées sur la nature offrant des
perspectives intéressantes en termes de leviers d'atténuation et de stratégies d'adaptation …