Drought refers to a meteorological disaster that causes insufficient soil moisture and
damage to crop water balance due to long-term lack of precipitation. With the increasing …

Using satellite remote-sensing is a useful approach for agriculture to monitor plant and soil
conditions and provide decision-making support to farmers. Recently, several types of tools …

Regional climate models are essential for climate change projections and hydrologic
modelling studies, especially in watersheds that are overly sensitive to changes in climate …

Optimizing agricultural management practices is imperative for ensuring food security and
building climate-resilient agriculture. The past several decades have witnessed the …

How no-till management affects soil-profile compactibility in the long-term is unknown. The
few previous studies measured soil compactibility for the upper 20 cm soil depth, which …

The European heatwave of 2018 led to record-breaking temperatures and extremely dry
conditions in many parts of the continent, resulting in widespread decrease in agricultural …

Soil hydro-physical properties and pore characteristics are crucial for crop production as
they determine water, air, and nutrients transfer. Long-term tillage and crop rotation studies …

Drought is a global problem that affects particularly agricultural and water resources. The
spatiotemporal drought characteristics and their possible drivers over Upper Awash Basin …

Confusion persists regarding the potential for no-till (NT) farming to accumulate soil organic
C (SOC) and mitigate climate change. This uncertainty could be partly due to shallow …

Meteorological drought is among the key climate-related risks affecting Ethiopia. It indicates
a shortage of precipitation over a long period, usually for a season or a year. This study uses …