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Articles 961 - 990 of 1682
Full-Text Articles in Soil Science
Traditional Rangeland Management Systems In Chitral, Ismail Muhammad
Traditional Rangeland Management Systems In Chitral, Ismail Muhammad
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Is The Pastoral Production System Compatible With The Ecosystem Sustainability?—Case Of The Tropical African Sahel, Bernard Toutain, C. Ancey, Alexandre Ickowicz
Is The Pastoral Production System Compatible With The Ecosystem Sustainability?—Case Of The Tropical African Sahel, Bernard Toutain, C. Ancey, Alexandre Ickowicz
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
The Management Of Communal Grazing Areas Of The Eastern Cape Province Of South Africa: People, Vegetation, And Policy Interactions, S. Dube, B. Moyo, M. Lesoli, P. J. Masika
The Management Of Communal Grazing Areas Of The Eastern Cape Province Of South Africa: People, Vegetation, And Policy Interactions, S. Dube, B. Moyo, M. Lesoli, P. J. Masika
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Traditional Grazing Systems Used By Pastoralists Of Eastern Alborz (North Of Iran), Hossein Barani
Traditional Grazing Systems Used By Pastoralists Of Eastern Alborz (North Of Iran), Hossein Barani
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Adding Biological Agents On Alfalfa Silage Quality, Changhui Li, Yanfang Deng, Yimin Cai
The Effect Of Adding Biological Agents On Alfalfa Silage Quality, Changhui Li, Yanfang Deng, Yimin Cai
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
An Investigation On Forage Quality Of Three Grasses (Aeluropus Lagopoides, A. Littoralis, Puccinellia Distans) In Saline And Alkaline Habitats Of The Caspian Sea, Masoume Amirkhani, Mansour Mesdaghi, E. Bagheri Rad, A. R. Mahmoodi
An Investigation On Forage Quality Of Three Grasses (Aeluropus Lagopoides, A. Littoralis, Puccinellia Distans) In Saline And Alkaline Habitats Of The Caspian Sea, Masoume Amirkhani, Mansour Mesdaghi, E. Bagheri Rad, A. R. Mahmoodi
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Yield Trait Comparison Of Twenty Two Alfalfa Cultivars, Tianming Hu, Peizhi Yang, Quanzhen Wang
Yield Trait Comparison Of Twenty Two Alfalfa Cultivars, Tianming Hu, Peizhi Yang, Quanzhen Wang
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Analysis Of Peroxidase Isozymes In Eight Populus Cultivars, Weihua Gao, Jie Han, Zhongsheng Zhi, Hongyan Wang
Analysis Of Peroxidase Isozymes In Eight Populus Cultivars, Weihua Gao, Jie Han, Zhongsheng Zhi, Hongyan Wang
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Comparison Of Agronomy Characteristics At Different Types Of Fall Dormancy Groups In North China, Jinghua Dong
Comparison Of Agronomy Characteristics At Different Types Of Fall Dormancy Groups In North China, Jinghua Dong
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Different Additives On Alfalfa Silage Quantity, Huisen Zhu, Kuanhu Dong
The Effect Of Different Additives On Alfalfa Silage Quantity, Huisen Zhu, Kuanhu Dong
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Effects Of Different Drying Ways On Main Nutrition Ingredient In Different Growth Stages Of Xinjiang Small Reed, Guangwei Zhao, Ainiwaer Aishan, Yong Chen, Yusanjang, K. Ataku
Effects Of Different Drying Ways On Main Nutrition Ingredient In Different Growth Stages Of Xinjiang Small Reed, Guangwei Zhao, Ainiwaer Aishan, Yong Chen, Yusanjang, K. Ataku
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Comparative Study On Forage Qualities Evaluated With Grading Index And Relative Feed Value, J. K. Zhang, K. W. Chen, J. F. Xie, D. X. Lu, M. Hu
Comparative Study On Forage Qualities Evaluated With Grading Index And Relative Feed Value, J. K. Zhang, K. W. Chen, J. F. Xie, D. X. Lu, M. Hu
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Study On Total Saponins Contents Of Legumes During Growing Season, Yongmei Zhang, Zhizhong Cao
Study On Total Saponins Contents Of Legumes During Growing Season, Yongmei Zhang, Zhizhong Cao
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Effects Of Different Silage Additives On Fermentation Quality Of Paddy Rice Silage, Zhu Yu, Liying Han
Effects Of Different Silage Additives On Fermentation Quality Of Paddy Rice Silage, Zhu Yu, Liying Han
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.
Assessing The Suitability Of Black Soldier Fly Castings Produced From Piggery Waste As A Fertilizer, Luke Wheat, Lynette Abbott, Ian Waite, Sasha Jenkins
Assessing The Suitability Of Black Soldier Fly Castings Produced From Piggery Waste As A Fertilizer, Luke Wheat, Lynette Abbott, Ian Waite, Sasha Jenkins
The State of Soil Science in WA
Black Soldier Fly (Hermetia illucens, BSF) farming provides an alternative waste management solution on piggeries by utilising manure to produce a high protein insect meal, whilst the fly castings (frass) are a valuable fertiliser.
Continental-Scale Soil Organic Carbon Composition And Vulnerability Regulated By Regional Soil And Environmental Controls, Raphael A. Viscarra Rossel, Juhwan Lee, T Brehrens, Z Lou, J Baldock, A. Richards
Continental-Scale Soil Organic Carbon Composition And Vulnerability Regulated By Regional Soil And Environmental Controls, Raphael A. Viscarra Rossel, Juhwan Lee, T Brehrens, Z Lou, J Baldock, A. Richards
The State of Soil Science in WA
Processes that control soil organic carbon (C) composition and dynamics over large scales are not well understood. Thus, our understanding of C cycling is incomplete, making it difficult to predict C gains and losses due to changes in climate, land use and management. In this paper, we show that controls on the composition of organic C, the particulate, humus (or mineral associated) and resistant fractions, and the potential vulnerability of C to decomposition across Australia are distinct, scale-dependent and variable.
Chemical Nature Of Phosphorus In Cropping Soils From Western Australia Characterised By 31p Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Gustavo Boitt, Craig Scanlan, Zed Rengel
Chemical Nature Of Phosphorus In Cropping Soils From Western Australia Characterised By 31p Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Gustavo Boitt, Craig Scanlan, Zed Rengel
The State of Soil Science in WA
Speciation of soil phosphorus (P) is paramount to understanding the biogeochemical cycle in agroecosystems and key for an efficient P management. Most studies using solution-state 31P nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy for P speciation were done in soils from eastern Australia. Currently, in-depth knowledge of the P dynamics is limited for the western-Australian region. Only one study has been published using solution-state 31P NMR to characterise P compounds in topsoils (0–2.5 cm) from Western Australia under karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor F. Muell.) forests. Therefore, the objective of this research is to improve our knowledge and provide new information on the …
Crop Response To Amelioration Of Agricultural Soils Are Mediated By Constraint Combinations And Soil Type, Stephen Davies, Wayne Parker, Giacomo Betti, David Hall, Tom Edwards, Chad Reynolds, Glenn Macdonald
Crop Response To Amelioration Of Agricultural Soils Are Mediated By Constraint Combinations And Soil Type, Stephen Davies, Wayne Parker, Giacomo Betti, David Hall, Tom Edwards, Chad Reynolds, Glenn Macdonald
The State of Soil Science in WA
Over the past decade alternative strategic deep tillage approaches have been developed to complement more established soil amelioration methods. Strategic tillage takes the form of a one-off or occasional intervention, implemented to overcome a number of soil and biotic constraints.
Designing Soil Covers For Ecological Restoration Of Mine Waste, Lucy Commander, Luis Merino-Martin, Peter Golos, Carole Elliott, Jason Stevens, Ben Miller
Designing Soil Covers For Ecological Restoration Of Mine Waste, Lucy Commander, Luis Merino-Martin, Peter Golos, Carole Elliott, Jason Stevens, Ben Miller
The State of Soil Science in WA
Iron-ore mining is a major industry in Western Australia. The process of iron-ore extraction results in waste rock which may be backfilled into the pit void or discarded to form ‘waste rock dumps’ and fines, a by-product of crushing iron-ore. Resource companies have a legal and social responsibility to restore waste-rock dumps using local species. However, waste material may not be ideal for plant growth. Hence, as well as gaining an understanding of soil chemical and physical properties of waste materials, it is important to understand the plants interactions with the soil, especially in the early stages of restoration, such …
Efficacy Of A Phosphate Bio-Mineral Fertilizer Varied With P Concentration And P Solubility, Salmabi Assainar, Lynette Abbott, Paul Storer, Kadambot Siddique, Zakaria Solaiman
Efficacy Of A Phosphate Bio-Mineral Fertilizer Varied With P Concentration And P Solubility, Salmabi Assainar, Lynette Abbott, Paul Storer, Kadambot Siddique, Zakaria Solaiman
The State of Soil Science in WA
Bio-mineral fertilizers are gaining increasing attention in cropping systems. Phosphorus (P) use efficiency for wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) from bio-mineral fertilizers is not well studied. We investigated the efficiency of a bio-mineral fertilizer (rock mineral fertilizer inoculated with a multispecies microbial inoculant and augmented with different phosphorus sources of varying concentration) under both glasshouse and field conditions.
Engineering In Situ Soil And Plant Microbiomes To Improve Agricultural Productivity, Falko Mathes, Fiona Mcdonald, Peter Keating
Engineering In Situ Soil And Plant Microbiomes To Improve Agricultural Productivity, Falko Mathes, Fiona Mcdonald, Peter Keating
The State of Soil Science in WA
The world’s population is predicted to reach 9 billion people by 2050 thus increasing crop production on current agricultural land to meet the rising demand for food is paramount. Farmers routinely manage both plant and soil nutrition to increase crop yields. However, active management of in situ soil and plant microbiomes to improve productivity is uncommon. Here, we present a patented technology aiming to reliably engineer soil and plant microbiomes to increase crop production. Bioprime is a ferment of molasses that can be applied as seed coating, or as foliar and soil spray.
Humic Acid Coated Phosphatic Fertilizers Enhance Growth, Yield And Phosphorus Uptake Of Maize Crop In Alkaline Soil, Muhammed Shafi, Muhammed Sharif, Dost Muhammed, Ahmed Khan, Farmanullah Khan, Mehran Ali, Zakaria Solaiman
Humic Acid Coated Phosphatic Fertilizers Enhance Growth, Yield And Phosphorus Uptake Of Maize Crop In Alkaline Soil, Muhammed Shafi, Muhammed Sharif, Dost Muhammed, Ahmed Khan, Farmanullah Khan, Mehran Ali, Zakaria Solaiman
The State of Soil Science in WA
Phosphorus availability to crop is one of the major causes of poor crop production worldwide. Effect of inorganic phosphorus (P) fertiliser sources, i.e., nitro phosphate (NP), di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) and single superphosphate (SSP) coated with different humic acid levels on crop production and P utilization efficiency (PUE) of maize was studied.
Impact Of Lime And Gypsum On Wheat Yield, Soil And Solution Properties In The Short And Long Term, Geoff Anderson, Shahab Pathan, David Hall, Rajesh Sharma, James Easton
Impact Of Lime And Gypsum On Wheat Yield, Soil And Solution Properties In The Short And Long Term, Geoff Anderson, Shahab Pathan, David Hall, Rajesh Sharma, James Easton
The State of Soil Science in WA
No abstract provided.
Yield Response To Deep Ripping Of Canola, Wheat And Barley On Soils With Multiple Constraints, Shahab Pathan, David Hall, Tony Murfit
Yield Response To Deep Ripping Of Canola, Wheat And Barley On Soils With Multiple Constraints, Shahab Pathan, David Hall, Tony Murfit
The State of Soil Science in WA
Yellow Tenosols (yellow deep sand) in the Western Australian grainbelt often have multiple constraints to crop production, which include non-wetting, subsoil compaction and acidity. As a result of these multiple limitations these soils have been considered poor cropping soils with estimated costs in lost production exceeding $200/ha. A systems approach to managing these soils has been developed to improve crop production, which includes a winter fallow, limesand application and deep tillage in late winter and seeding canola in the following autumn.
Impact Of Lime And Gypsum On Wheat Yield, Soil And Solution Properties In The Short And Long Term, Geoff Anderson, Shahab Pathan, David Hall, Rajesh Sharma, James Easton
Impact Of Lime And Gypsum On Wheat Yield, Soil And Solution Properties In The Short And Long Term, Geoff Anderson, Shahab Pathan, David Hall, Rajesh Sharma, James Easton
The State of Soil Science in WA
Subsoil aluminium (Al) toxicity or soils with AlCaCl2 content > 2.5 mg Al kg-1 in the soil layers below 10 cm is a significant problem in south Western Australia. Both lime and gypsum can be used to treat subsoils Al toxicity because these products decrease the toxic effect of soil Al leading to an increase in crop grain yields. In this presentation, results are reported from three field lime by gypsum rate experiments located in the east of Merredin.
Influence Of Lime And Crop Rotation On Soil Nitrogen, Dry Matter Production And Microbial Biomass; A Field Trial, Merredin, Wa, Manjula Premaratne, Daniel V. Murphy, Craig Scanlan, Frances C. Hoyle
Influence Of Lime And Crop Rotation On Soil Nitrogen, Dry Matter Production And Microbial Biomass; A Field Trial, Merredin, Wa, Manjula Premaratne, Daniel V. Murphy, Craig Scanlan, Frances C. Hoyle
The State of Soil Science in WA
Nitrogen (N) fertilisers are applied to the soil to meet crop N demands. A large proportion of Western Australian (WA) cropping soils are acidic, decreasing access to plant available nutrients. Application of lime is generally the most effective means of ameliorating increasing soil acidity. Meanwhile, legumes are grown rotationally with cereals to increase plant-available soil N levels. We used a field experiment at Merredin, WA (Latitude -31.483347; Longitude 118.219093) to measure the influence of historic lime application and crop rotation on soil N availability and microbial biomass carbon (MBC).
Microalgae And Phototrophic Purple Bacteria For Nutrient Recovery From Agri-Industrial Effluents; Influences On Plant Growth, Rhizosphere Bacteria, And Putative C & N Cycling Genes, Somayeh Zarezadeh, Bede S. Mickan, Sasah Jenkins, Tim Hulsen, Hossein Raihi, Navid R. Moheiman
Microalgae And Phototrophic Purple Bacteria For Nutrient Recovery From Agri-Industrial Effluents; Influences On Plant Growth, Rhizosphere Bacteria, And Putative C & N Cycling Genes, Somayeh Zarezadeh, Bede S. Mickan, Sasah Jenkins, Tim Hulsen, Hossein Raihi, Navid R. Moheiman
The State of Soil Science in WA
Microalgae (MA) and purple phototrophic bacteria (PPB) have the ability to remove and recover nutrients from digestate (anaerobic digestion effluent) and pre-settled pig manure that can be utilized as a bio-fertilizer. The objective of this study was to compare the effect of biologically recovered nutrients from MA and PPB in relation to plant growth and soil biological processes involved in nitrogen & carbon cycling.
Investigation Of The Common Mycorrhizal Network Concept: Plant Growth Responses In Simulated Intercropping Of A Legume And Grass Under Water Stress, Bede S. Mickan, Miranda Hart, Zakaira Solaiman, Kadambot H.M. Siddique, Sasha Jenkins, Lynette K. Adams
Investigation Of The Common Mycorrhizal Network Concept: Plant Growth Responses In Simulated Intercropping Of A Legume And Grass Under Water Stress, Bede S. Mickan, Miranda Hart, Zakaira Solaiman, Kadambot H.M. Siddique, Sasha Jenkins, Lynette K. Adams
The State of Soil Science in WA
It is widely claimed that the common mycorrhizal network (CMN) plays a significant role in facilitated transfer of nutrients between plants. This experiment investigated the role of a common mycorrhizal network between a C3 legume and a C4 grass under nutrient and water-limited conditions.
A Fast And Inexpensive Molecular Biological Assay To Assess Soil Health, Fiona Mcdonald, Falko Mathes, Peter Keating
A Fast And Inexpensive Molecular Biological Assay To Assess Soil Health, Fiona Mcdonald, Falko Mathes, Peter Keating
The State of Soil Science in WA
Soil health and biology is capturing public imagination due to its significance in organic and regenerative agriculture and its role in mitigating climate change (a location for potential carbon sequestration). Programs centred on soil health are supported by farmers and funding bodies such as the Soil Biology Initiative (Grains Research and Development Corporation), the National Landcare Program, and the Cooperative Research Centre for High Performance Soils. Additionally, global businesses are diverting resources into understanding soil and crop microbiomes to develop novel technologies that increase soil health and crop productivity to commercialise a variety of products including soil amendments (e.g. sea …
Traditional Ranching Heritage And Cultural Continuity In The Southwestern United States, Carol Raish, Alice M. Mcsweeney
Traditional Ranching Heritage And Cultural Continuity In The Southwestern United States, Carol Raish, Alice M. Mcsweeney
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
No abstract provided.