Soil loss poses a threat to hilly and mountainous areas, particularly where local economies strongly depend on agricultural production. Among agricultural landscapes, vineyards are responsible for the highest erosion rates, particularly in steep-slope landscapes. The impact of vineyard mechanisation on soil loss is only marginally explored in published literature. This study provides an estimation of the annual soil loss rate by application of the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) in 24 terraced vineyards located in north-eastern Italy. Field observations showed that 13 vineyards consisted of fully mechanised fields, 5 vineyards had no form of mechanisation, while in 6 vineyards a mixture of practices was found. Soil erodibility ...
Cultivation of grapevines in sloping soils is very widespread all over the world, representing also...
German vineyards are one of the land uses most prone to soil erosion. Due to their placement on main...
The present work pretends to examine the erosive soil response of vineyards on the high steeps in th...
Soil loss poses a threat to hilly and mountainous areas, particularly where local economies strongly...
Soil erosion can cause a progressive degradation of hillslopes, especially in steep-slope agricultur...
Agricultural lands are the widest Human-modified ecosystems, making crop production the most extensi...
Cultivating in high-steep slope hilly and mountainous landscapes, requires a great effort in terms o...
Tillage erosion is a relevant process of soil redistribution in sloping arable land, but little rese...
Soil erosion in European Mediterranean vineyards is the main impact factor of uncontrolled solute an...
<p>Steep slopes, erodible soils, rill and ephemeral gullies, compaction due to wheel traffic and hum...
Shallow landslides and soil erosion, induced by intense rainy events, are the most widespread slope ...
International audienceSteep slopes, erodible soils, rill and ephemeral gullies, compaction due to wh...
The Douro Region,, NE Portugal, where the grapes for Port Wine are produced, faces a high potential ...
Water erosion is a severe threat to soil resources, especially on cultivated lands, such as vineyard...
Cultivation of grapevines in sloping soils is very widespread all over the world, representing also...
German vineyards are one of the land uses most prone to soil erosion. Due to their placement on main...
The present work pretends to examine the erosive soil response of vineyards on the high steeps in th...
Soil loss poses a threat to hilly and mountainous areas, particularly where local economies strongly...
Soil erosion can cause a progressive degradation of hillslopes, especially in steep-slope agricultur...
Agricultural lands are the widest Human-modified ecosystems, making crop production the most extensi...
Cultivating in high-steep slope hilly and mountainous landscapes, requires a great effort in terms o...
Tillage erosion is a relevant process of soil redistribution in sloping arable land, but little rese...
Soil erosion in European Mediterranean vineyards is the main impact factor of uncontrolled solute an...
<p>Steep slopes, erodible soils, rill and ephemeral gullies, compaction due to wheel traffic and hum...
Shallow landslides and soil erosion, induced by intense rainy events, are the most widespread slope ...
International audienceSteep slopes, erodible soils, rill and ephemeral gullies, compaction due to wh...
The Douro Region,, NE Portugal, where the grapes for Port Wine are produced, faces a high potential ...
Water erosion is a severe threat to soil resources, especially on cultivated lands, such as vineyard...
Cultivation of grapevines in sloping soils is very widespread all over the world, representing also...
German vineyards are one of the land uses most prone to soil erosion. Due to their placement on main...
The present work pretends to examine the erosive soil response of vineyards on the high steeps in th...