Judicious phosphorus (P) management is a global grand challenge and critical to achieving
and maintaining water quality objectives while maintaining food production. The …

The adoption of nutrient management practices can lead to win-win outcomes in terms of
both improving productivity and reducing the environmental impact of farming. However …

Environmental management accounting (EMA) is an innovative management accounting
approach that covers a large range of tools with the purpose to support different actors in …

Despite introduction of legislation such as the EU Nitrates and Water Framework Directives
(Directives 91/676/EEC and 2000/60/EC respectively), agricultural practices are often still …

Management of agricultural diffuse pollution to water remains a challenge and is influenced
by the complex interactions of rainfall-runoff pathways, soil and nutrient management …

Agricultural extension is an important policy instrument utilized to diffuse knowledge and
increase profitability among farmers. However, analyses on impact are subject to …

Landscapes typically deemed at risk from leached losses of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus
(P) are those with short subsurface hydrologic time lags. Due to the short time it takes …

Agriculture has been implicated in the loss of pristine conditions and ecology at river sites
classified as at 'high ecological status' across Europe. Although the exact causes remain …

Long‐term phosphorus (P) applications can increase soil P concentrations in excess of
agronomic optima, posing a risk to water quality. Once fertilization stops, however, it may …

Abstract Soil–water–air (SWA) contamination from soil–plant and animal–plant–soil systems
have become a major concern for the sustainability of agroecosystems. Nutrient budgeting is …