The advent of “natural climate solutions” and “climate smart agriculture” has increased
interest in managing agricultural lands to sequester soil carbon and mitigate climate change …

Farmers who own their land face different incentives than those who rent. Economically
rational owner-operators consider their soil's future productive capacity when making current …

Cover crops (CCs) were used on only∼ 5% of harvested cropland in the United States in
2017. Lack of information about effective CC management and the costs and benefits of CCs …

Soil health is a pathway through which farm and environmental outcomes can be improved
together on agricultural landscapes, and management to improve soil health is increasingly …

Soil health can differ across cropping systems because of variation in edaphic and
management factors. We evaluated how biological indicators of soil health (soil organic …

Soil health assessments are interpretive frameworks that estimate a soil's health by scoring
various soil biological, chemical, and physical attributes to guide soil and crop management …

Cropland is a comprehensive system influenced by the natural environment and human
activities. This article collects the data of cropland use, soil, and other geographic, social and …

Regulations for land use monitoring in Indonesia are still centered on how to increase
production as high as possible, without intensively and carefully securing the soil as a …

Farmer participatory research in soil health is important to evaluating soil conservation
practices like cover crops on working farms. The Soil Health Partnership (SHP) was a large …

Long‐term weather patterns (environmental conditions or stresses exceeding 10 days in
length) have the potential to influence corn (Zea mays L.) growth, development, and yield …