Natural
Resource
Management
plays
a
significant
role
in
achieving
food
and
nutritional
security
amidst
declining
soil
health,
increasing
input
cost/cost
of
cultivation,
land
degradation
climate
change.
Food
insecurity,
non-availability
nutrient-deficient
grains
lead
to
chronic
malnutrition
human.
Therefore,
it
is
essential
prioritize
implement
sustainable
management
practices
across
different
landscapes
safeguard
the
country.
In
India,
widespread
occurrence
nutrient
deficiency
have
direct
impact
on
animal
human
health
through
chain.
For
security,
several
NRM
strategies
namely
agronomic
manipulations/crop
diversification,
bio-fortification,
balanced
application
(including
micronutrients),
conservation
agriculture,
regenerative
organic
farming,
resource
been
discussed
this
chapter.
Similarly,
developing
implementing
governance
legal
frameworks
policies
at
global,
regional
national
level
need
hour.
Environment International,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
177, С. 108019 - 108019
Опубликована: Июнь 3, 2023
Grasslands
provide
a
range
of
valuable
ecosystem
services,
but
they
are
also
particularly
fragile
ecosystems
easily
threatened
by
human
activities,
such
as
long-term
open-pit
mining
and
related
industrial
activities.
In
grassland
area,
dust
containing
heavy
metal(loid)s
generated
mines
may
further
migrate
to
remote
places,
few
studies
have
focused
on
the
long-range
transport
contaminants
an
important
pollution
source.
present
study,
one
largest
most
intact
ecosystems,
Mongolian-Manchurian
steppe,
was
selected
investigate
its
status
track
potential
sources.
A
total
150
soil
samples
were
collected
explore
reginal
distribution
nine
that
has
risk
in
grassland.
We
conducted
combined
multi-variant
analysis
positive
matrix
factorization
(PMF)
machine
learning,
which
foregrounded
source
inspired
hypothesis
novel
stochastic
model
describe
distribution.
Results
showed
four
different
sources
accounting
for
44.44%
(parent
material),
20.28%
(atmospheric
deposition),
20.39%
(farming),
14.89%
(transportation)
concentration,
respectively.
Factor
2
indicated
coal
surface
lead
significant
enrichment
As
Se
with
their
concentration
far
above
global
average
level,
from
other
reported
areas.
Machine
learning
results
confirmed
atmospheric
topographic
features
contamination
controlling
factors.
The
proposed
As,
Cu
released
will
be
transported
over
long
distance
under
prevailing
monsoon,
until
finally
deposited
windward
slope
mountain
due
terrain
obstruction.
wind
deposition
phenomenon
temperate
grassland,
making
it
cannot
ignored.
Evidence
this
study
reveals
urgency
precautions
around
areas
provides
basis
management
control
policies.
Soil Use and Management,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
40(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Abstract
Biochar
is
a
promising
candidate
for
the
sustainable
remediation
of
soils,
especially
those
contaminated
with
cationic
heavy
metals,
because
its
liming
effect
and
tunable
surface
functionality.
Despite
potential,
prior
studies
have
highlighted
biochar's
limitations
in
immobilizing
soil
oxyanions,
such
as
arsenic
(As)
antimony
(Sb),
particularly
short
term.
This
shotcoming
primarily
attributed
to
an
increase
pH
following
biochar
amendment,
factors
like
competition
phosphate.
In
this
study,
amendments
were
applied
three
soils
varying
levels
oxyanions
including
As
Sb,
cations
cadmium
(Cd)
lead
(Pb).
These
treatments
generally
resulted
short‐term
failure
oxyanion
immobilization.
However,
noteworthy
phenomenon
unfolded
over
2‐year
period,
where
biochars
gradually
transitioned
from
initial
mobilization
or
poor
immobilization
eventual
successful
(up
87.0%
100%
Sb).
Temporal
changes
Cd
Pb
differed
exhibiting
no
improvement
rates
time.
Potential
mechanisms
driving
process
investigated,
suggesting
decline
pH,
progressive
oxidation
carbon
fractions,
direct
adsorption
effects
contributing
factors.
study
sheds
light
on
temporal
shift
performance,
highlighting
gradual
efficacy
The
findings
offer
valuable
insights
into
dynamic
nature
capabilities.
Soil Use and Management,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
39(4), С. 1259 - 1266
Опубликована: Авг. 3, 2023
Global
soils
are
increasingly
affected
by
acidification
(Guo
et
al.,
2010),
salinization
(Machado
&
Serralheiro,
2017),
pollution
(FAO,
2021),
loss
of
biodiversity
(Hou,
2022)
and
other
soil
health
issues
(Lehmann
2020;
Rinot
2019).
While
traditionally
scientists
primarily
concerned
about
the
nutrient
status
crop
productivity
agricultural
(Delgado-Baquerizo
2013;
Havlin,
2020),
scientific
community
is
now
extending
its
focus
to
broader
ecosystem
services
that
environment
provides
(Banwart,
2011;
O'Riordan
2021;
Pereira
2018).
These
include,
but
not
limited
to,
global
climate
regulation
(Davidson
Janssens,
2006;
Jansson
Hofmockel,
water
purification
(Abdullah
Skaalsveen
2019),
human
protection
(Oliver
Gregory,
2015;
Tilman
Clark,
2014)
conservation
(Mader
2002;
Wall
2015).
This
new
trend
has
put
an
umbrella
concept,
‘soil
health’,
at
centre
stage,
which
also
helped
discussion
on
go
beyond
farming
communities
(Kibblewhite
2008;
Lehmann
2020).
Scientific
publication
pertaining
undergone
rapid
growth
in
recent
years.
The
number
journal
papers
published
each
year,
as
indexed
Web
Science
Core
Collections,
grew
from
101
2012
1043
2022,
representing
a
10-fold
over
decade
(see
Figure
1).
In
contrast,
soil-related
only
twofold
within
same
period.
increased
usage
concept
can
greatly
enhance
communication
between
non-scientists
such
policymakers
general
public
(Powlson,
2021).
will
undoubtedly
provide
momentum
better
protect
non-renewable
resource.
To
contribute
rapidly
growing
knowledge
base
accessibility,
our
editorial
team
Soil
Use
Management
commissioning
virtual
special
issue
(VSI)
with
topic
‘Soil
service’.
So
far,
we
have
collected
40
papers,
covering
topics
including
(1)
indicators
path
forward,
(2)
sustainable
plant
growth,
animal
microbial
diversity,
(3)
service:
regulation,
(4)
quality,
(5)
(6)
amendment
improvement.
We
intend
keep
updating
this
VSI
continuously
collect
high
quality
research
fall
under
health.
their
critical
review
health,
al
states
continued
capacity
function
vital
living
sustains
plants,
animals
humans,
connects
science
policy,
stakeholder
needs
supply-
chain
management’
Similarly,
US
Department
Agriculture
defines
‘the
animals,
humans’.
(https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/conservation-basics/natural-resource-concerns/soils/soil-health).
Scientists
proposed
link
half
century
ago
(Howard,
1945;
Voisin,
1959),
did
gain
popularity
until
most
decade.
years,
environmental
pressures
forced
farmers
develop
adopt
more
practices
(Hobbs
2008).
recognition
soil's
importance
accelerated
years
due
ongoing
international
effort
Agenda
2030,
towards
achieving
17
development
goals
(SDGs)
plays
roles
many
these
SDGs
2023).
Among
various
countries,
produced
largest
relating
followed
India
China
2).
Nevertheless,
faced
great
difficulties
defining
quantifying
health’
despite
last
both
inside
outside
(Baveye,
Soils
serving
different
functions
require
properties.
For
instance,
used
fill
material
infrastructure
requires
no
biological
abundance,
characteristic
profoundly
important
for
low
pH
lack
readily
available
nutrients
may
be
viewed
healthy
forest,
consensus
definition
quantitative
assessment
methodology
led
worries
scientists,
policy
makers,
activists
lead
confusion
chaos
when
common
vision
take
practical
actions
needed
There
variety
physical,
chemical
been
evaluate
Sofo
2022).
traditional
tends
rely
upon
physicochemical
closely
linked
organic
matter
yield
Kleber,
Seufert
2012),
studies
referred
reflect
‘living’
characteristics
(Guerra
Pulleman
2012)
3).
biomass
carbon
nitrogen
urban
areas
(Gąsiorek
Halecki,
conversion
multiple
indicator
score
into
single
achieved;
however,
ratings
individual
being
important,
especially
it
comes
management
(Moebius-Clune,
2016).
Moreover,
expert
opinion
combined
non-linear
scoring
techniques
offer
comprehensive
(Ghorai
Existing
found
often
co-occurs
sometimes
heavily
relies
rhizosphere
thousands
times
richer
than
bulk
(Bamdad
Arbuscular
mycorrhizal
fungi
(AMF)
naturally
occurring
soils,
forming
symbiotic
relationships
72%
species,
phosphorus
uptake
crops
(Christensen
mycelium
developed
AMF
expands
volume
extracted
from,
results
diverse
response
disturbance
(Conceição
play
role
maintaining
(Van
Groenigen
2014;
Wu
2011).
A
study
Cambodia
mounds
originated
termite
bioturbation
host
abundant
species
4).
were
widely
local
increase
fertility
rice
fields
(Muon
meta-analysis
shows
presence
earthworms
agroecosystem
25%
2014).
use
affects
soil.
field
showed
long-term
lime
application,
started
1942
applied
every
5–9
resulted
higher
level
arbuscular
fungi,
improved
root
comparison
fertilizer
applications,
agroecological
practice
tea
farms
significantly
frequency
intensity,
macrofauna
mesofauna
abundance.
yields
slightly
lower,
still
enabled
earn
$8400/ha/year
owing
production
(Le
Conservation
tillage
practices,
no-till,
ridge
subsoiling
all
North-eastern
China,
no-till
reduced
where
mean
annual
temperature
below
3°C
(He
regulating
atmospheric
composition
change
(Jansson
Lal,
2004).
represent
terrestrial
pool,
surficial
storing
1500–2400
GtC,
far
exceeding
860
GtC
(Friedlingstein
Land
degradation
significant
stock.
Grassland
accounts
nearly
70%
land,
mismanagement
approximately
300
grassland
(Abdalla
Peatland
represents
one
rich
fertile
earth,
30%
carbon;
drainage
intensive
cultivation
huge
peat
(Matysek
emits
large
amount
CH4
N2O
greenhouse
gases,
inundated
environments
land
paddy
(Page
2022;
Zhu
Sustainable
rotational
grazing
residue
return
cropland,
reduce
net
CO2
emission
stock
Islam
wastage
regulated
careful
water-table
management,
causes
trade-offs
among
respiratory
carbon,
Organo-mineral
interactions
involving
Al,
Fe
Mn
elements
affect
decomposing
(Antony
Climate
smart
agriculture
technologies
must
incorporate
latest
findings,
mitigate
potential
(Paustian
2016),
well
enabling
adapt
stresses
(Nyagumbo
landholding
institutions
reach
zero
goals.
Newcastle
University
United
Kingdom
off-set
50%
current
40-year
period
using
alternative
strategies
(Wang,
Werner,
Manning,
order
feed
ever-growing
population
supply
there
fertilizers
pesticides
improve
(Lu
Tian,
2017).
chemicals
beneficial
suppressing
diseases,
they
pose
threat
aquatic
eutrophication
exposure
toxicity
(Wallman
Delin,
irony
lies
small
fraction
system
target
organisms,
respectively.
Under
worst
scenarios,
1%
while
majority
reminder
enter
surface
or
groundwater,
causing
(Ali
Water
type,
rainfall
intensity
interval,
topography
hydrogeology
conditions
Guo,
Wang,
2023;
Yang
Ireland
increasing
time
interval
slurry
application
first
event
49
days
could
loading
runoff
80%
(O'Rourke
New
Zealand,
farm
dairy
effluent
recycled
soil,
unintentionally
contaminate
groundwater
leaching
dissolved
reactive
E.
coli.
Treatment
poly-ferric
sulphate
coli
93%
98%,
(Che
effect
depends
texture.
risk
pesticide
transmission
waterways
was
less
20%
clay
45%
sand
(McGinley
ultimate
source
95
per
cent
food
consumed
beings
Food
unhealthy
poor
nutritional
jeopardizes
(Gashu
Oliver
Enhanced
supply,
medicinal
ubiquitous
industrial
emission,
(Jia
Hou,
Sun
Both
accidental
ingestion
contaminated
particles
consumption
foodstuff
cause
detrimental
effects
Hou
Heavy
metals
cadmium
biggest
threats
(Arao
2010;
Qin
2023),
particularly
rates
(Dong
Zhang,
Tan,
Open
burning
straw
livestock
further
risks
via
inhalation
meat
milk.
Therefore,
essential
avoid
associated
contaminants
product
values
(Jin
intervention
measures
service
protecting
example,
foliar
spray
nano-silicon
nano-selenium
effectively
Cd
(Deng
Ecological
restoration
mobility
(Zhao
Biochar
derived
waste
bioavailability
heavy
(Ayaz
plastic
accumulation
microplastics/nanoplastics
(Palansooriya
Wang
Zhou
effective
mitigating
caused
microplastics
(Dissanayake
amendments
biochar
compost
(Gao
Thakur
Liu,
attract
attention
because
offers
wide
benefits
(Abel
2013),
supplying
slow-release
nutrients,
sequestration
reducing
contaminant
(Hou
Deng,
However,
feedstock
(Li
ensure
sound
appropriate
pyrolysis
rate
selected
match
specific
site
characteristics.
based
microorganisms
low-cost
management.
Microbial
amendments,
named
biofertilizers,
socioeconomic
benefits.
Its
market
valued
$1.57
billion
2018
expected
12%
next
5
(O'Callaghan
2022).Three
major
types
benefits:
fixing
rhizobia,
growth-promoting
rhizobacteria
inoculants
if
incorporated
existing
intended
established
Differences
texture,
eroded
depositional
landscape
positions,
how
(Abagandura
sandy
relatively
content
aggregate
stability
store
cationic
water,
applying
liming
materials
limestone
best
maintain
optimal
pH,
calcium
magnesium,
structure
With
proper
selection
maintained.
Soil and Tillage Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
240, С. 106066 - 106066
Опубликована: Март 6, 2024
Implementation
of
environment-friendly
soil
organic
matter
(SOM)
enhancing
technologies
(SOMET)
is
crucial
for
addressing
degradation.
This
study
aims
to
examine
the
usage
status
SOMET
(i.e.,
fertilizer,
manure,
and
compost)
from
dimension
long-term
non-usage,
dis-usage,
late-usage
identify
drivers
these
four
behaviors
usage.
We
utilized
national
representative
datasets
1659
Bangladeshi
rice-farmers
periods
2013,
2016
2020
with
climate
hazards
data.
Households
were
categorized
into
non-user
(48%)
who
does
not
practice
in
any
three
survey
years,
dis-user
(29%)
as
households
abandon
after
practicing
a
period
time,
late-user
(20%)
apply
few
years
later
than
their
peer,
user
(3%)
years.
Ordered
logit
model
was
used
quantify
likelihood
being
above
defined
categories.
use
has
been
found
be
highly
constrained
by
hazards.
Flood
depth,
salinity,
heavy
rainfall,
storm
cyclone
vulnerability
decrease
late-use
while
increase
probability
non-use
dis-use
(p≤0.01).
Alternatively,
are
12%
4%
lower
drought-prone
areas.
Increasing
drought
experiences
Higher
SOM
level
decreases
but
induces
dis-use.
Other
major
older
household
head,
more
educated
women
households,
larger
farm-size,
higher
livestock
values.
Considering
factors
developing
implementing
policies
could
instrumental
promoting
application
at
farm-level.
Long-term
context-specific
various
socio-economic
factors,
thus,
designing
strategies
should
emphasize
contextual
variations
promote
continuities.
Land,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(4), С. 819 - 819
Опубликована: Апрель 3, 2023
Cation
exchange
capacity
(CEC)
is
a
soil
property
that
significantly
determines
nutrient
availability
and
effectiveness
of
fertilizer
applied
in
lands
under
different
managements.
CEC’s
accurate
high-resolution
spatial
information
needed
for
the
sustainability
agricultural
management
on
farms
Nagaland
state
(northeast
India)
which
are
fragmented
intertwined
with
forest
ecosystem.
The
current
study
digital
mapping
(DSM)
methodology,
based
CEC
values
determined
samples
obtained
from
305
points
region,
mountainous
difficult
to
access.
Firstly,
auxiliary
data
were
three
open-access
sources,
including
indices
generated
time
series
Landsat
8
OLI
satellite,
topographic
variables
derived
elevation
model
(DEM),
WorldClim
dataset.
Furthermore,
used
Lasso
regression
(LR),
stochastic
gradient
boosting
(GBM),
support
vector
(SVR),
random
(RF),
K-nearest
neighbors
(KNN)
machine
learning
(ML)
algorithms
systematically
compared
R-Core
Environment
Program.
Model
performance
evaluated
square
root
mean
error
(RMSE),
determination
coefficient
(R2),
absolute
(MAE)
10-fold
cross-validation
(CV).
lowest
RMSE
was
by
RF
algorithm
4.12
cmolc
kg−1,
while
others
following
order:
SVR
(4.27
kg−1)
<KNN
(4.45
<LR
(4.67
<GBM
(5.07
kg−1).
In
particular,
WorldClim-based
climate
covariates
such
as
annual
temperature
(BIO-1),
precipitation
(BIO-12),
elevation,
solar
radiation
most
important
all
algorithms.
High
uncertainty
(SD)
have
been
found
areas
low
sampling
density
this
finding
be
considered
future
surveys.
Horticulturae,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(9), С. 907 - 907
Опубликована: Авг. 27, 2024
Environmental
protection,
global
food
security,
and
nutritional
quality
are
critical
issues
for
worldwide
sustainable
development.
Plums
(Prunus
domestica
L.),
well-known
their
rich
content
distinct
phytochemical
profile,
have
received
increased
attention
due
to
potential
health
benefits.
The
present
study
evaluates
the
ecological
conventional
management
systems
of
parameters
in
three
plum
varieties—Tuleu
Gras,
Record,
Centenar—and
establishes
suitable
practices
improve
fruit
yields.
morphometric
features
(color,
firmness,
soluble
solid
content,
titratable
acidity,
total
sugar)
were
analyzed
during
raw
state,
while
different
fruit-sample
extracts
assessed
compounds
heavy
metal
concentrations,
specifically,
zinc,
copper,
nickel,
cadmium.
results
show
a
wide
variability
examined
characteristics
among
that
differentially
accumulated
throughout
ripening
phase
significantly
influenced
value
fruit.
application
an
practice
yielded
small
fruits
(38
g)
maintained
more
consistent
vigorous
color
compared
with
system
(83
g).
Moreover,
plums
higher
antioxidant
activities,
polyphenols,
flavonoids
(21.70–25.54
µM
Trolox/g
dw,
3.89–7.76
mg
GAE/
g
1.45–3.65
CE/g
respectively).
Among
metals
fruit,
copper
exhibited
highest
concentrations
(0.83–1.21
mg/kg),
cadmium
was
detected
at
lowest
levels
(0.006–0.009
mg/kg).
implications
metals,
by
calculating
estimated
daily
intake
(EDI),
target
hazard
quotient
(THQ),
index
(HI),
both
adults
children
also
analyzed.
EDI
values
elements
followed
order
Cu
>
Zn
Ni
Cd
no
concern
human
(THQ
HI
<
1).
According
this
study’s
findings,
plums,
providing
compelling
argument
adopting
agricultural
practices.
These
highlight
importance
selecting
practices,
not
only
safeguard
environment
but
ensure
high-quality
products
consumption.