A methodology for evaluating soil erosion under different major agricultural practices were applied in 22 fields in the central part of Thailand, Phetchabun Province, in Khao Kho District. Fields were on Ultic Haplustalf fine clayey mixed hyperthermic of 20 and 35 % slope, and Typic Ustropept fine clayey mixed hyperthermic of 35 % slopes. The main crops were maize, ginger, garden pea, cabbage and mulberry. The objective of the study was to contribute a simple method to evaluate the effect of different agricultural practices on the resistance of soil to erosion. Different agricultural practices were studied on similar relief and soil, and under similar weather conditions. The single effect of the practices was compared. The methodology consi...
National audienceThis paper presents an evaluation of the risk of erosion by concentrated runoff in ...
International audienceThe introduction of cash crops and the evolution of farming practices in the u...
This paper explores, from an agronomic viewpoint, the way soil surface characteristics may be manage...
A methodology for evaluating soil erosion caused by major agricultural practices was tested in 22 fi...
Changing land-use practices in northern Thailand have increased tillage intensity. This study re-ass...
Son La is a province in the Northwest region of Vietnam; this province has diverse terrains with ele...
In the hills of south-east Asia shifting cultivation is developing towards more permanent cropping s...
Soil erosion is one of the major threats to soil functions in many parts of the world. To- day’s cha...
International audienceSoil erosion due to land use change is a major concern in agricultural areas. ...
Over the last two decades, an impressive amount of erosion research work has been carried out in nor...
The switch from shifting cultivation to more permanent highland cropping systems in northern Thailan...
The effects of selected contour cultural practices on soil and water conservation and crop water use...
This chapter briefly summarizes the causes and consequences of soil erosion, before presenting examp...
PhD University of Hawaii at Manoa 1986Includes bibliographical references (leaves 442–469).This stud...
Land use and management influence the magnitude of soil erosion. In general, erosion is the main fac...
National audienceThis paper presents an evaluation of the risk of erosion by concentrated runoff in ...
International audienceThe introduction of cash crops and the evolution of farming practices in the u...
This paper explores, from an agronomic viewpoint, the way soil surface characteristics may be manage...
A methodology for evaluating soil erosion caused by major agricultural practices was tested in 22 fi...
Changing land-use practices in northern Thailand have increased tillage intensity. This study re-ass...
Son La is a province in the Northwest region of Vietnam; this province has diverse terrains with ele...
In the hills of south-east Asia shifting cultivation is developing towards more permanent cropping s...
Soil erosion is one of the major threats to soil functions in many parts of the world. To- day’s cha...
International audienceSoil erosion due to land use change is a major concern in agricultural areas. ...
Over the last two decades, an impressive amount of erosion research work has been carried out in nor...
The switch from shifting cultivation to more permanent highland cropping systems in northern Thailan...
The effects of selected contour cultural practices on soil and water conservation and crop water use...
This chapter briefly summarizes the causes and consequences of soil erosion, before presenting examp...
PhD University of Hawaii at Manoa 1986Includes bibliographical references (leaves 442–469).This stud...
Land use and management influence the magnitude of soil erosion. In general, erosion is the main fac...
National audienceThis paper presents an evaluation of the risk of erosion by concentrated runoff in ...
International audienceThe introduction of cash crops and the evolution of farming practices in the u...
This paper explores, from an agronomic viewpoint, the way soil surface characteristics may be manage...