Water, wind and tillage erosion are well-studied soil erosion processes. However, there is
another process of soil erosion that is rarely considered in the field of earth sciences but one …

Soil erosion studies on cropland usually only consider water, wind and tillage erosion.
However, significant amounts of soil may also be lost from the field during the harvest of …

Although root crops are widely cultivated in Iran, little is known about soil loss due to crop
harvesting (SLCH). We assessed the annual exported soil, soil organic matter (SOM) and …

Soil erosion studies on cropland usually only consider water, wind and tillage erosion.
However, significant amounts of soil are also lost from the field during the harvest of crops …

The study of soil loss due to crop harvesting (SLCH) started only recently in soil erosion
research. It describes the mass of adhering soil, soil clods and rock fragments that is lost …

Vinasse and sugar beet residual are economically valued by-products of the sugar industry
that can be used as soil amendment and plant biostimulator for crop production because of …

Sugar beet (Beta vulgaris) is the second most important sugar crop in the world after sugar
cane. The crop supplies about 55% of the sugar consumed in the UK. Currently, sugar …

Soil erosion is defined as the process whereby soil particles are detached and displaced by
a moving agent, ie, water, wind or tillage (Poesen and Govers, 1994). Soil erosion by tillage …

Vinasse and sugar beet residual are economically valued by-products of the sugar industry
that can be used as soil amendment and plant biostimulator for crop production because of …