Cover crops are increasingly promoted to improve soil health, reduce nutrient losses, and enhance water quality, yet their large-scale performance across diverse climatic and soil conditions remains insufficiently quantified. We hypothesized that cereal rye cover crop adoption would reduce sediment and nutrient losses,...
L. Doro, J. Osorio Leyton, M. Meki et al.· Agronomy· 0 citations
Abstract Extreme meteorological events contribute to 80% of agroecosystem loss indemnities. Daily, seasonal, and annual precipitation dynamics also affect plant production, erosion, sediment and nutrient loading, and soil health across agroecosystems, largely depending on precipitation timing, amount, frequency, and in...
Merilynn C Hirsch-Schantz, Douglas R. Smith, R. Harmel et al.· Journal of Environmental Qua...· 0 citations
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