To ensure climate-resilient food and other production systems, countries must adapt to and
mitigate the effects of climate-change. Adopting climate-smart agricultural practices (CSAPs) …

The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of physical soil and water conservation
(SWC) structures and slope gradients on soil properties and to identify factors affecting …

Land degradation is an evident and severe environmental problem in Ethiopia. Since 2003
community-based watershed management has been implemented in the study area to …

The increasing frequency of floods and landslides has prompted the Ministry of Environment
and Forestry to intensify the construction of soil and water conservation (SWC) structures in …

The results showed that 51% and 40.3% of the wheat farmers indicated a medium level of
awareness and usage of soil conservation practices respectively. The most aware and used …

Farming, being an agricultural activity that utilizes water, soil, and air, can expose the
environment to destruction. Farmers can therefore embrace practices that effectively …

Soil erosion is the removal/movement of soil particles from one area to another; and one
method of preventing these soil particles from eroding is by chemical stabilization (which …

The Indian state of Punjab pioneered Green Revolution along with some other states,
transforming India into a food-surplus country. The state, later, witnessed serious …

Soil plays significant roles in the earth's life-support system through the provision of a
multitude of essential ecosystem services to humans and the environment. But due to …

Watershed management is the integrated use of land, vegetation and water in a
geographically discrete drainage area for the benefit of its residents. For sustainable use …