The characterization of soil landscapes is becoming increasingly important for making
decisions regarding site‐specific agriculture systems and soil management. This study was …

Pedolological characterization was done in Dodoma Capital City District, Tanzania. Three
soil profiles developed from in-situ weathering of granic rocks and designated as HIS-P1 …

This study was carried out in South-Eastern Tanzania to establish representative
experimental sites on the basis of agroecological settings and soils. Three pedons were …

The enhancement of soil fertility, through organic amendments, improves the soil adsorption
complex (SAC) and, consequently, its holding capacity for nutrients. However, the …

This study was carried out in Kilombero District, Tanzania with the objective of characterizing
the soils in terms of their morphology, genesis, physico-chemical properties and …

A study was conducted in Bukoba, Missenyi and Biharamulo Districts, Tanzania with the
objectives of characterizing, classifying and assessing the suitability of the study area for …

Rice (Oryza sativa L.) is the second cereal food crop grown in Tanzania after maize (Zea
mays L.) and covers approximately 18% of the agricultural land. Soil degradation due to …

This study was conducted to characterize dominant soil type at Dakawa Irrigation Scheme
(DIS), Tanzania. Typical soil at DIS was identified, excavated and described using FAO …

The contribution of sediment transport and accumulation to soil formation was investigated
in an area characterized by continental sedimentary activity since the Late Pleistocene. The …

The groundwater of karst environments is vulnerable to pollution due to its heterogeneous
nature and can be completely depleted due to its strong connection to surface water when …