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Field Irrigation Technician - Grapes. MayFly Agri (pty) Ltd. Piketberg. Must have a strong understanding of agronomic principles, , crop physiology, and agricultural production systems * Must have a Bachelor's degree in Agronomy, Crop , or related field; advanced degree preferred. * Conducting comprehensive field assessments ...

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erosion and runoff: The need to rethink mitigation …

An average rate of loss for by sheet and rill erosion, based on modelling, of 2.46 t/ha/year has been proposed (Panagos, Borrelli, et al., 2016; Panagos, Imeson, et al., 2016). These rates are not a threat to our ability to continue to produce crops for hundreds of years except in areas of extremely thin soils.

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has played a significant role in the agricultural development sector. is the study of the properties of on the Earth’s surface including classification of , formation, and mapping. It also involves the utilization of and management. consists of two divisions: pedology and edaphology.

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research in the EU: R&I investment and “walk the talk …

The EUSO provides and benefits from EU R&I activities on and in particular from projects funded as part of the Horizon Mission ‘A Deal for ’ ( Mission). The Mission, which aims to establish a network of 100 living labs and lighthouses to lead the transition towards healthy soils by 2030, provides a further ...

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A comparison of tests for available phosphorus in long …

samples from long-term field experiments, the oldest >100 years old, were collected in five countries. The total number of samples (n = 218), which differed in cropping and P treatment, and originated from 11 different types, were analysed with five tests: ammonium oxalate (Ox), ammonium lactate (AL), Olsen P, 0.01 m ...

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for – Soils4Africa

The Soils4Africa deliverables project include a set of key indicators for assessment , methods for their quantification, and a fully documented methodology for field observations, sampling, laboratory analysis, data management, mapping and derivation of indicators, as well as the SIS itself. Consortium.

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5 Technologies for Improvement | Emerging Technologies …

Structural and functional characterization of gene clusters directing non- ribosomal synthesis of bioactive cyclic lipopeptides in Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain FZB42. J. Bacteriol. 186:1084-1096. Lal, R. 1987. Managing soils of sub-Saharan . 236:1069-1076. Lal, R. 2000. management in developing countries.

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A global atlas of the dominant bacteria found in |

Here we conducted a global analysis of the bacterial communities found in surface soils from 237 locations across six continents and 18 countries (fig. S1) to (i) identify the most dominant (i.e., most abundant and ubiquitous) bacterial phylotypes worldwide; (ii) determine which of these dominant phylotypes tend to co-occur and share similar environmental preferences; (iii) map the ...

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The rise of compound warm-season droughts –

They argued that low moisture dries air masses in Southern , which, as they move northward, decrease cloudiness and enhance the atmospheric evaporative demand. Our hydrologic simulation is in agreement with their hypothesis, showing that, during the compound warm-season events of CEU, January to April moisture deficits in MED ...

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and Water Conservation : State of Play and …

’s lands are largely vulnerable and threatened by degradation and low water availability, especially in semi-arid and arid regions, limiting crop and livestock productivity and farmer livelihood options. Therefore, agricultural lands, adopting/improving measures that conserve and water resources is crucial. This review aims to provide an update on and water ...

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SOLO. SOLO will identify current knowledge gaps, drivers, bottlenecks, and novel research and innovation approaches to be considered in the Mission research and innovation roadmap. The project aims to create a knowledge hub for health research and innovation that will last beyond the project’s lifespan by establishing ...

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Abstract moisture–atmosphere interactions are key elements of the regional climate system. There is a well-founded hope that a more accurate representation of the moisture–precipitation feedback would improve the simulation of summer precipitation on daily to seasonal, to climate time scales. However, uncertainties have persistently remained as the simulated feedback is strongly ...

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Considering a initiative for – Chicago Council on …

of issues built from site-specific information exists. Even so, it is widely understood that the main -quality issues include erosion, loss of organic mat-ter, nutrient deficits and imbalances, loss of biodiver-sity, salinization, acidification, and sealing. For Sub-Saharan , an estimated 65 percent

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The model, launched in the 1980s, was originally called Century because it simulated carbon dynamics on timescales of a century or longer.As concerns about climate change grew, the CSU team looked to expand the model to capture how the three major greenhouse gases—CO 2, methane, and N 2 O—pass between air and land during a growing season.

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The Network for Biology and Fertility: New …

Intensification of smallholder agriculture in sub-Saharan is necessary to address rural poverty and natural resource degradation. Integrated Fertility Management (ISFM) is a means to enhance crop productivity while maximizing the agronomic efficiency (AE) of applied inputs, and can thus contribute to sustainable intensification.

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farmers desperate for fresh are clearing fragile forestlands and wildlife habitat. Roy added that only 4% of arable land is irrigated, so water-supply problems also need to be addressed. The report will be presented at an Fertilizer Summit to be held in Abuja, Nigeria, in June, where remedies such as cheap fertilizer ...

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EJP Special Issue – Climate-smart sustainable …

A guideline to agricultural management: three layers for sustainable management: the biosphere: healthy soils and (bio)diverse landscapes (green bar); solutions: based on functioning of the natural system (yellow bar); enabling conditions: finding the social and economic enable conditions (blue bar).

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The State of Degradation in Sub-Saharan … – MDPI

The primary cause of degradation in sub-Saharan (SSA) is expansion and intensification of agriculture in efforts to feed its growing population. Effective solutions will support resilient systems, and must cut across agricultural, environmental, and socioeconomic objectives. While many studies compare and contrast the effects of different management practices on properties ...

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Research Jobs and Postdocs | EuroScienceJobs

jobs and fellowships . Also find more academic jobs and jobs requiring a PhD. jobs in Austria (6), Belgium (4), Czech Republic (1), Denmark (1), Finland (9), France (12), Germany (7), Ireland (2), Italy (3), Luxembourg (5), Netherlands (9), Poland (2), Spain (4), Sweden (17), Switzerland (7) and ...

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Total carbon and nitrogen in the soils of the world: the …

Landmark Paper 3 on the global status of carbon by Niels Batjes, first published in the Journal of in 1996, (Total carbon and nitrogen in the soils of the world; N.H. Batjes, Journal of , 1996, 47, 151–163) was, arguably, the first paper to alert the world to the functional role of soils at this ...

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degradation is a widespread problem resulting in decreased agricultural productivity while demand for food continues to increase. Degradation is caused by accelerated erosion, acidification, contamination, depletion of organic matter and plant nutrients, and salinization. The major cause of degradation is ...

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priorities in the Union – ScienceDirect

The Union puts the concept of healthy soils at the core of the Green Deal. •. Healthy soils contribute to achieve climate neutrality, zero pollution, sustainable food provision and resilient environment. •. 70% of EU soils are in an unhealthy condition with erosion, carbon loss, land take and contamination being major threats.

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Socioeconomic transformation together with climate change in recent decades significantly affected the geography of agricultural erosion Russia. Calculations of erosion rate and loss from slopes using logical-mathematical erosion models within different landscape zones and administrative regions revealed spatial-temporal regularities in the dynamics of these parameters and ...

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