Water quality related to non-point source pollution continues to pose challenges in
agricultural landscapes, despite two completed cycles of Water Framework Directive actions …

Agricultural land use covers almost half of the EU territory and reducing nutrient and
pesticide losses to freshwaters is central to existing EU policy. However, the progress of …

Climate change is expected to significantly deteriorate water quality in heavily managed
agricultural landscapes, however, the exact mechanisms of these impacts are unknown. In …

Climate change in combination with land use alterations may lead to significant changes in
soil erosion and sediment fluxes in streams. Optical turbidity sensors can monitor with high …

No-till farming is widely used in grain production in Brazil. However, the lack of runoff control
and the low phytomass input are major causes of soil degradation. In addition, surface runoff …

Efficient and targeted measures to mitigate nutrient losses to water are required to meet the
challenges of increased food production and climate change. Diffuse pollution management …

Managing diffuse pollution from agricultural land requires a spatially explicit risk assessment
that can be applied over large areas. Major components of such assessments are the …

Water quality remains a main reason for the failure of waterbodies to reach Good Ecological
Status (GES) under the European Union Water Framework Directive (WFD), with …

Climate change is likely to exacerbate land to water phosphorus (P) transfers, causing a
degradation of water quality in freshwater bodies in Northwestern Europe. Planning for …

The objective of this experiment was to investigate the effect of feeding strategy on milk
production, composition and selected processability parameters in the initial stages of …