Rice straw management, along with the prevalent practice of residue burning, poses
multifaceted challenges with substantial environmental and human health implications. After …

Rice is a conventional crop that is produced majorly in the South and the South-East regions
of Asia, leading to the generation of a considerable amount of biomass (Rice Straw) in the …

Rice is the main staple crop of India, where it covers about 44 million hectares of arable land
for the cultivation. To tackle the problem of in situ field burning of rice straw in various states …

Biochar has emerged as a promising material for solving many environmental challenges.
It's derived from biomass pyrolysis and acts as a carbon shuttle between the atmosphere …

This study discusses biochar and machine learning application. Concept of biochar,
machine learning and different machine learning algorithms used for predicting adsorption …

Adding organic soil amendments can improve the physical and hydrological properties of
soil, subsequently enhancing fertility for better crop production. In this study, spent Arabica …

The sustainable production of food faces formidable challenges. Foremost is the availability
of arable soils, which have been ravaged by the overuse of fertilizers and detrimental soil …

Management of heavy metal‐contaminated soil under drought and other harsh hydrological
conditions is critical for protecting soil ecosystem services. In this study, we examined the …

As one of the world's most significant staple crops, rice has played a crucial part in meeting
the primary demand for food for inhabitants across the globe. China and India are the two …

Biochar (BC) is a soil fertility enhancer, regarded as a potential carbon sequester and
nutrient leaching preventer. Various studies have shown better phosphorus (P) availability …