Soil health is an emerging field that holistically approaches key challenges within soil
science through a chemical, physical, and biological lens. In recent years, soil health has …

The soil health concept has evolved over the past several decades, recognizing that the
response of dynamic soil properties to management is dependent on site‐specific factors …

Monitoring soil nitrogen (N) dynamics in agroecosystems is foundational to soil health
management and is critical for maximizing crop productivity in contrasting management …

The construction of underground pipelines negatively impacts soil productivity in various
ecosystems. However, the temporal progression in the recovery of soil productivity following …

Nitrogen is an important and limiting nutrient for crop production, but its role as a soil health
indicator relating to most soil properties and crop production needs further exploration. Our …

Since the adoption of national rules for organic agriculture in the United States, there has
been a continued interest in meeting crop nitrogen (N) needs using animal manure …

The effectiveness of frequent compost application in improving soil health is well‐
documented. Less is known on the long‐term effects of infrequent compost application to …

Using predicted potential N mineralization (PNM) from its relationship with CO2 flush at 1 d
incubation (CF) of soil samples in recommended N rates can reduce N fertilization rates for …

Northern root‐knot nematode (Meloidogyne hapla) and ring nematode (Mesocriconema
xenoplax) are the most prevalent plant‐parasitic nematodes of wine grapes in the Pacific …

This study builds upon previous research conducted at a long-term cover crop experiment in
Ridgetown, Ontario, which demonstrated enhanced surface soil health and crop yields …