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Emotional connection empowers farmer-driven soil conservation
Alexander Neaman
, Tessa-Marie Baierl
, Claudia Navarro-Villarroel
, Francisca Poblete-Ramos
, Nilo Lizardi
, Elliot Burnham
, Dmitry S. Ermakov
, Mónica Castro
06/Nov/2025
ABSTRACT A unified theoretical framework that comprehensively explains soil conservation behavior remains elusive. This underscores the significance and novelty of research exploring the psychological factors influencing farmers’ decisions. The concept of “connection to soil” captures the emotional bond that farmers develop with the land. We hypothesized that connection to soil acts as a mediator, strengthening the relationship between farmers’ pro-environmental propensity (broad commitment to environmental protection) and their adoption of soil conservation practices. This study involved 150 farmers, equally distributed […]
Carbon storage response to land use changes under multi-scenario simulations in the Jinan Metropolitan area, in China
Xin Wang
, Wenjie Xiao
, Xiao Zhang
, Yong Fan
06/Nov/2025

Carbon storage response to land use changes under multi-scenario simulations in the Jinan Metropolitan area, in China
Xin Wang
, Wenjie Xiao
, Xiao Zhang
, Yong Fan
06/Nov/2025
ABSTRACT To optimize land use and achieve carbon peaking and carbon neutrality targets, in this study, we investigated the spatial and temporal patterns of land use and land cover change (LUCC) and carbon storage (CS) in the Jinan Metropolitan Area from 2010 to 2030. Using land use data from 2010 to 2020, the PLUS model was employed to simulate land use patterns for 2030 under four development scenarios: Natural Development Scenario (NDS), Ecological Protection Scenario (EPS), Cropland Protection Scenario (CPS) […]
Early termination of Sudan grass (Sorghum sudanense) used as soil cover in a soybean cropping system in the Brazilian Cerrado
Hosana Aguiar Freitas de Andrade
, Edvaldo Sagrilo
, José Oscar Lustosa de Oliveira Júnior
, Daiane Conceição de Sousa
, Paula Muniz Costa
, Maria Eduarda Cabral da Silva
, Rosa Maria Cardoso Mota de Alcantara
, Mariléia Barros Furtado
, Henrique Antunes de Souza
06/Nov/2025

Early termination of Sudan grass (Sorghum sudanense) used as soil cover in a soybean cropping system in the Brazilian Cerrado
Hosana Aguiar Freitas de Andrade
, Edvaldo Sagrilo
, José Oscar Lustosa de Oliveira Júnior
, Daiane Conceição de Sousa
, Paula Muniz Costa
, Maria Eduarda Cabral da Silva
, Rosa Maria Cardoso Mota de Alcantara
, Mariléia Barros Furtado
, Henrique Antunes de Souza
06/Nov/2025
ABSTRACT Sudan grass (Sorghum sudanense (Piper) Stapf.) shows potential as a cover crop under the no-tillage system in soybean growing under the conditions of the Brazilian Cerrado region, due to high biomass production under water deficit. The large amount of biomass produced can improve soil microbiological activity, but may also negatively affect subsequent soybean yield due to nutrient competition, particularly if termination of the cover crop is delayed. To improves the use of Sudan grass as a cover crop, this […]
Pedogenesis and the study of lithological discontinuity in a Planosol in Southern Brazil
Luís Fernando da Silva
, Paulo César do Nascimento
, Yuri Lopes Zinn
, Alberto Vasconcellos Inda
06/Nov/2025

Pedogenesis and the study of lithological discontinuity in a Planosol in Southern Brazil
Luís Fernando da Silva
, Paulo César do Nascimento
, Yuri Lopes Zinn
, Alberto Vasconcellos Inda
06/Nov/2025
ABSTRACT Pedogenetic processes or phenomena not directly related to pedogenesis can strongly influence soil formation. This study aimed to identify the origin of the abrupt textural difference and the deep, dark horizon in a soil profile located in southern Brazil by examining pedogenetic processes and sedimentology. The research was conducted in the geomorphological province of the Coastal Plain of Rio Grande do Sul, characterized by marine and eolian sedimentary deposits from the Quaternary (Pleistocene) period, formed during alternating humid and […]
Phosphate fertilizer solubility affects the P use efficiency and the sustainability of wood production by Eucalyptus stands
Adam da Cruz Rodrigues
, Estela Covre Foltran
, Antonio Leite Florentino
, Cassio Rafael Costa dos Santos
, Felipe Tavares Lima
, Maria Leidiane Reis Barreto
, Alexandre de Vicente Ferraz
, José Leonardo de Moraes Gonçalves
06/Nov/2025

Phosphate fertilizer solubility affects the P use efficiency and the sustainability of wood production by Eucalyptus stands
Adam da Cruz Rodrigues
, Estela Covre Foltran
, Antonio Leite Florentino
, Cassio Rafael Costa dos Santos
, Felipe Tavares Lima
, Maria Leidiane Reis Barreto
, Alexandre de Vicente Ferraz
, José Leonardo de Moraes Gonçalves
06/Nov/2025
ABSTRACT Eucalyptus genus exhibits high nutrient use efficiency, but the phosphorus (P) balance in the soil under Eucalyptus stands is often negative, mainly due to higher P exportation in the wood after forest harvesting when compared with fertilization inputs. We evaluated the effect of phosphate fertilizers with varying solubilities and technologies on P balance and use efficiency in Eucalyptus, focusing on organic P (Po) mineralization. A randomized complete block design, with four blocks and six treatments, was used to test […]
The impact of continuous application of industrial saline wastewater from heparin production in a Brazilian subtropical Oxisol
Gustavo Frosi
, Jessé Rodrigo Fink
, Kayn Bastiani
, João de Andrade Bonetti
, Antonio Rafael Sánchez-Rodríguez
, Tales Tiecher
, Alberto Vasconcellos Inda
31/Oct/2025

The impact of continuous application of industrial saline wastewater from heparin production in a Brazilian subtropical Oxisol
Gustavo Frosi
, Jessé Rodrigo Fink
, Kayn Bastiani
, João de Andrade Bonetti
, Antonio Rafael Sánchez-Rodríguez
, Tales Tiecher
, Alberto Vasconcellos Inda
31/Oct/2025
ABSTRACT One considerable concern arises from saline wastewater resulting from the production chain of the anticoagulant drug heparin. This waste contains a high concentration of sodium (Na, 2400 mg L-1), which can negatively influence soil structure. Simultaneously, it possesses a rich organic carbon content and nutrients that are beneficial to agricultural systems. This study sought to assess potential changes in physical and chemical properties, as well as soil mineralogy resulting from the application of varying proportions of industrial saline wastewater […]
Proposal and validation of geostatistical-based metrics to quantify within-field variability
Enio Júnior Seidel
, Marcelo Silva de Oliveira
28/Oct/2025

Proposal and validation of geostatistical-based metrics to quantify within-field variability
Enio Júnior Seidel
, Marcelo Silva de Oliveira
28/Oct/2025
ABSTRACT Metrics are fundamental to quantify and classify the spatial dependence of soil and agricultural attributes. This study aimed to propose and validate metrics based on two distinct approaches, one additive, which considers the arithmetic mean of the vertical and horizontal components, and the other multiplicative, which considers the geometric mean of the vertical and horizontal components of the semivariogram. Furthermore, we intend to propose the classification of spatial dependence based on the categorization of these metrics. Finally, a function […]
Impact of agricultural traffic and lateral flow on infiltration measured with a double concentric ring
Keity Eurich
, Suelen Matiasso Fachi
, Daniel Boeno
, Venesa Pinto do Santos
, Marcos Gabriel Centurión Gutiérrez
, Rodrigo Pivoto Mulazzani
, Paulo Ivonir Gubiani
28/Oct/2025

Impact of agricultural traffic and lateral flow on infiltration measured with a double concentric ring
Keity Eurich
, Suelen Matiasso Fachi
, Daniel Boeno
, Venesa Pinto do Santos
, Marcos Gabriel Centurión Gutiérrez
, Rodrigo Pivoto Mulazzani
, Paulo Ivonir Gubiani
28/Oct/2025
ABSTRACT A double concentric ring is a widely used method for point measurement of water infiltration into the soil. These measurements are widely used to determine the impact of use and management on soil permeability to water infiltration. Two aspects of this technique that are interesting for research are the short duration of high infiltration rates observed after soil decompaction and the suspicion of lateral flow occurrence that overestimates infiltration. In this study, we evaluated the hypotheses that (i) agricultural […]
Impact of soil biochemical properties on yield and sustainability of integrated crop-livestock production systems without mineral fertilization
Rafaela Dulcieli Daneluz Rintzel
, Vicente José Laamon Pinto Simões
, Marco Aurélio Carbone Carneiro
, Luciano Pinzon Brauwers
, Davi Santos Tavares
, Aline Oliveira Silva
, Edvandro Griesang Teixeira de Souza
, Amanda Posselt Martins
28/Oct/2025

Impact of soil biochemical properties on yield and sustainability of integrated crop-livestock production systems without mineral fertilization
Rafaela Dulcieli Daneluz Rintzel
, Vicente José Laamon Pinto Simões
, Marco Aurélio Carbone Carneiro
, Luciano Pinzon Brauwers
, Davi Santos Tavares
, Aline Oliveira Silva
, Edvandro Griesang Teixeira de Souza
, Amanda Posselt Martins
28/Oct/2025
ABSTRACT Sustainable agricultural systems, such as integrated crop-livestock systems under no-tillage, represent effective strategies for improving the soil microbiota, promoting nutrient cycling, and leading to gains in crop yield. Despite that, little is known about maintaining yield only through microbiological pathways for accessing nutrient reserves (without mineral fertilization) in established systems. This study aimed to evaluate whether the absence of mineral fertilization for two consecutive years and grazing activity affect soil microbial activity. An additional aim was to evaluate whether […]



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