Recycling organic waste in agriculture is an important component of strategies that address
global and local challenges, such as soil carbon storage and fertility. However, using …

Green manuring is a potential method for reducing chemical N fertilizer input and reactive N
losses to the environment that can achieve dual goals of food security and green …

The expanded use of water-intensive crops, such as maize, has exacerbated soil drying and
water scarcity in watersheds with large irrigated surfaces. As we face climbing drought risks …

CONTEXT Crop diversification is now well-recognised as a strong lever to address the
environmental challenges currently faced by agriculture. Connecting and fostering local …

The development of territorial crop-livestock systems where exchanges between crops and
livestock farms are managed in a synergistic way is seen as an opportunity to increase the …

Nitrogen plays a major role in agroecosystems as the key nutrient in agricultural production
as well as a source of different emissions, which exceed currently planetary boundaries. N …

Data that are required for nutrient management are becoming increasingly available in
digital format, leading to a high innovation potential for digital nitrogen (N) management …

The present study reviews leachate models useful for proactive and rehab actions to
safeguard surface and subsurface soft water, which have become even more scarce …

Cropland nitrate leaching is the major nitrogen (N) loss pathway, and it contributes
significantly to water pollution. However, cropland nitrate leaching estimates show great …

Reducing soil nitrogen leaching losses and improving nitrogen-use efficiency with effective
fertilization management strategies are extremely important for sustainable agricultural …