Permanent grasslands cover one third of the European agricultural area and are known to
store large amounts of carbon (C) in their soils. However, long-term assessments of their C …

Grasslands account for∼ 30% of global terrestrial carbon (C), of which most is stored in soils
and provide important ecosystem services including livestock and forage production …

Spatial variation in the emission rates of nitrous oxide (N 2 O) and methane (CH 4) in soils
can be significant due to the diverse biological, chemical, and physical conditions that …

While many studies have measured the CO 2 and N 2 O exchange of grassland ecosystems
and analysed the influence of relevant drivers, only few reported the entire carbon budget …

Pasture renewal is an important tool commonly used by land managers to maintain a
healthy productive pasture sward that can be used for grazing by animals or harvesting …

There is a pressing need to support farmers' decisions on grassland renovation, based on
sound scientific evidence regarding its effects on productivity, herbage quality and soil …

The recovery of degraded pastures and the increase in their capacity for storing carbon is a
key strategy in Brazil's commitment to meeting its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) …

Managed grasslands are periodically renewed in north-western Europe, primarily in
response to a decline in yield and nutritive value or sward damage. Grassland conversion to …

Intensively managed grass production in high-rainfall temperate climate zones is a globally
important source of N 2 O. Many of these grasslands are occasionally tilled to rejuvenate the …

This study summarizes a large diverse dataset of methane (CH4) fluxes measured from
agricultural sites across the British Isles. A total of 53,976 manual static chamber …