Titlebook: Managing Organic Matter in Tropical Soils: Scope and Limitations; Proceedings of a Wor C. Martius,H. Tiessen,P. L. G. Vlek Conference proce

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Management of soil organic matter in semiarid Africa for annual cropping systems, cover crops, . is mainly linked to the initial soil fertility and to the ecological zone: establishment and management of cover crops are not yet fully mastered under some conditions such as an annual rainfall below 800 mm and/or on very clayey soils; (iii) for manure, . is mainly linked to the imp

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Soil organic carbon management for sustainable land use in Sudano-Sahelian West Africa, options that help to stop or even reverse the decline in Corg typically observed after cultivating bush or rangeland is of utmost importance. To maintain food production for a rapidly growing population, targeted applications of mineral fertilisers and the effective recycling of organic amendments

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Soil organic carbon (SOC) management for sustainable productivity of cropping and agro-forestry sysof improved fallows in the farming systems. Indirect contribution to SOM replenishment or recapitalization may be achieved through inorganic fertilizations and amendments; legume integration in the production system; and combined inorganic and organic inputs. Research is required to identify inputs

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Organic matter management for soil conservation and productivity restoration in Africa: a contribution efficiently, but did not succeed in improving grain yields due to P-deficiency of these ferrallitic soils. In Burundi, under similar conditions but under banana plantation, tree density and mulch cover had a strong influence on erosion; this previous erosion had an important effect on the next m

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Social, economic and policy dimensions of soil organic matter management in sub-Sahara Africa: chalactors associated with the management of tropical soil organic matter. Empirical data from a range of environments in Africa show that SOM improvement options yield a positive return to land as well as labour. However, there are a number of constraints. Social constraints are related to the large qu

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,Farmer’s view on soil organic matter depletion and its management in Bangladesh,nic matter depletion. Farmers say that organic matter increases yield, reduces the production cost, improves crop growth and the economy, increases water-holding capacity and improves the soil structure. They recognise soil with higher organic matter content by darker brownish to black in colour. So