Soil management influences physical properties and mainly the soil hydraulic functions.
Their measurement becomes one of the research preferences in this branch of applied soil …

Compactive processes affect soil hydraulic properties and associated soil water flow. Soil
water retention and transport properties are altered in response to changes in pore space …

Aims This study aims to (i) determine the effects of incorporating 47 Mg ha− 1 acacia green
waste biochar on soil physical properties and water relations, and (ii) to explore the different …

The influence of compost and mineral fertilization on soil organic carbon (SOC) and physical
properties varied greatly in previous studies because of differences in site conditions such …

For many centuries manure application to the soil has been common practice. Organic
amendments and fertiliser applications can increase crop yields and soil organic matter …

Vadose Zone Hydrology describes the elements of the physical processes most often
encountered by hydrogeologists and ground-water engineers in their vadose zone projects …

Tension disc infiltrometers are becoming increasingly popular devices for in situ
measurement of the unsaturated hydraulic properties of soil. Tension infiltration data are …

Due to inadequate data support, existing algorithms used to estimate soil hydraulic
conductivity, K, in (eco) hydrological models ignore the effects of key site factors such as …

Soil hydraulic properties are subject to temporal changes as a response to both tillage and
natural impact factors. As the temporal and spatial variability might exceed cultivation …

Saturated hydraulic conductivity (KSAT) is an important soil property that is difficult to
measure. Positive‐head tension infiltrometer (TI) and single‐ring pressure infiltrometer (PI) …