The rice (Oryza sativa)–rice system (RRS) is the most important agricultural production
system, and it provides staple food, income, employment, and livelihoods to millions of …

Over centuries and even today, traditional farming practices are well performed without any
ecological degradation. However, management practice such as conservative tillage …

Decline in soil organic carbon (SOC) and low biomass production in sloping uplands are of
growing concern for sustainable agriculture worldwide. This concern is in general in the …

Intensive tillage based management practices are threatening soil quality and systems
sustainability in the rice-wheat belt of Northwest India. Furthermore, it is accentuated with …

Soil conservation and carbon sequestration are critical issues in the Indian Himalayas. This
study, conducted from 2005 through 2009 on a sandy clay loam soil near Almora, India, with …

Continuous rice–wheat cropping system with intensive conventional tillage operations have
been showing natural resource degradation. Hence, the sustainability of this major cropping …

Continuous rice-wheat (RW) rotation with conventional agronomic practices has resulted in
declining factor productivity and degrading soil resources. A farmer's participatory research …

In South Asia, soil health degradation is affecting the sustainability of the rice-wheat
cropping system (RWCS). Indeed, for the sustainability of the soil quality, new adaptive …

Conventional tillage methods and indiscriminate use of chemical fertilizers are causes of
edaphic problems like soil degradation and loss of soil fertility which reduces crop yield …

Adoption of resource conservation technologies such as direct seeded aerobic rice (DSAR)
and no-till wheat (NTW) seems to be a farmer and ecofriendly option to sustain the …