Abstract Sustainable Soil Management Practices (SSMP) offer potential benefits while
conserving natural resources. However, the low adoption of SSMP limits the achievement of …

Agricultural land-use activities are the leading sources of GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions
in Kenya. However, few studies have examined GHG emissions resulting from different soil …

Tropical deforestation and forest degradation have resulted in substantial losses of goods
and services and a decline in the quality of life. Agroforestry is a viable land-use option to …

Rainfed agriculture dominates food production systems in arid and semi-arid agro-
ecozones. Water is a key limiting factor to crop growth in the small-scale farming systems of …

The main challenges facing smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) are soil fertility
decline and climate change, culminating in increased food insecurity. The double effect of …

The rise in global human population, coupled with the effects of climate change, has
increased the demand for arable land. Soil fertility has been the most affected, among other …

Soil fertility management has been a great challenge to smallholder farmers in the Northern
Tanzania, especially in the Maasai landscape. Therefore understanding the nutrient status …

This study assessed the perception and use of digital applications for soil fertility
management and conservation strategies among small-scale crop farmers in southwest …

Soil fertility decline is a significant drawback to food and nutritional security in sub-Saharan
Africa. However, information and knowledge barriers seriously impede the adoption …

Implementation of environment-friendly soil organic matter (SOM) enhancing technologies
(SOMET) is crucial for addressing soil degradation. This study aims to examine the usage …