Soil health practices—such as cover cropping, crop rotation, and conservation tillage—
provide synergistic environmental and economic benefits, both on and beyond the farms that …

For nearly 30 years, technologies for more sustainable land use have been developed and
promoted in Rwanda. However, these technologies have not been fully adopted. Keeping in …

Sustainable Agricultural Practices (SAPs) are the most promising pathways to enhance the
productivity and resilience of agricultural production of smallholder farming systems while …

Understanding farmers' willingness to participate in agricultural payment‐for‐environmental‐
services (PES) programmes is an essential precondition for designing effective and efficient …

Promoting the sustainable agricultural practices at an individual farm level is essential to
ensure agricultural sustainability. This study analyzed whether and how various factors …

Enhancing adoption rates of climate-smart agriculture practices and their impact on
livelihoods requires promotional persistence, complemented by a thorough socioeconomic …

Best management practices (BMPs) are widely promoted in agricultural watersheds as a
means of improving water quality and ameliorating altered hydrology. We used a paired …

Climate change and soil degradation are the issues depleting the soil's ability to promote
good yield. One of the ways to combat this is the practice of conservation agriculture (CA) …

This article employs an actor–network (ANT) and materialist approach to examine the
changing relations among nature, society, and technology in dynamic groundwater-irrigated …

The cropping sector in Australia contributes 2.5% of national greenhouse gas emissions, not
accounting for the historical loss of soil carbon. The Australian Government is developing …