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  • Cropping techniques in the Tropics for soil conservation and soil improvement
  • Agriculture ; Amélioration des terres ; Conservation des sols ; Géographie plurirégionale ; Monde ; Sol ; Technique agricole ; Tropiques
  • Contour cultivation, the establishment of contour ridges and contour hedges, the best suited way of tilling, are some of the great number of proven techniques which could be employed simultaneously for soil conservation and soil improvement. - (L'A.).
  • Women - Key actors in the implementation of soil conservation activities
  • Africa ; Agriculture ; Agropedology ; Land use ; Lesotho ; Malawi ; Resource management ; Soil ; Soil conservation ; Woman
  • Afrique ; Agriculture ; Agropédologie ; Conservation des sols ; Femme ; Gestion des ressources ; Lesotho ; Malawi ; Sol ; Utilisation du sol
  • An evaluation of soil conservation techniques in the Ecuadorian Andes
  • Agropedology ; Andes ; Ecuador ; Experiment plot ; Mountain ; Rill wash ; Soil ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion
  • Agropédologie ; Andes ; Conservation des sols ; Equateur ; Erosion des sols ; Montagne ; Parcelle expérimentale ; Ruissellement ; Sol
  • Amount of eroded soil and type of erosion processes were measured using test plots at different scales in two indigenous Ecuadorian communities near Latacunga. Serious erosion occurs but in the A.'s view, bench terraces are not the answer. - (DWG)
  • From soil and water conservation to sustainable land management
  • Agricultural practice ; Environment ; Environmental management ; Land use ; Soil ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Sustainable development ; Water
  • Conservation des sols ; Développement durable ; Eau ; Environnement ; Erosion des sols ; Gestion de l'environnement ; Pratique culturale ; Sol ; Utilisation du sol
  • Part III of this volume II with 6 chapters : sustainable land use management - policies, strategies and economics; institutional and planning aspects of soil and water conservation; approaches to soil and water conservation and watershed development
  • ; technologies for soil and water conservation and sustainable land management; adoption of soil and water conservation practices; land tenure and soil and water conservation.
  • The performance of selected soil and water conservation measures - case studies from Ethiopia and Eritrea
  • Agropedology ; Arid area ; Biomass ; Crop yield ; Eritrea ; Ethiopia ; Experimentation ; Rill wash ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Soil water
  • Agropédologie ; Biomasse ; Conservation des sols ; Domaine aride ; Eau du sol ; Erosion des sols ; Erythrée ; Ethiopie ; Expérimentation ; Rendement agricole ; Ruissellement
  • This paper investigates the performance of selected soil and water conservation measures in the highlands of Ethiopia and Eritrea, namely Fanya Juu, soil/stone bund, grass strips and double ditches. The impact of these techniques on runoff, soil
  • Talajvédelmi terv talajfoldrajzi megalapozasa Noszvaj (Bükkalja) kornyékén. (A soil geographical basis for the soil conservation plan in the vicinity of Noszvaj, on the foothills of the Bükk Mountains)
  • Agropédologie ; Bükk ; Conservation des sols ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Géographie des sols ; Hongrie ; Sol ; Technique agricole ; Utilisation du sol
  • The relationships between the agrotechnical soil conservation plan and soil geography are demonstrated and a proposal for soil conservation is put forward. The study of applied soil geographical aspect is to be complemented by the agronomist
  • Soil erosion and conservation in northern Europe
  • Bibliography ; Coastal erosion ; Cultivated land ; Europe ; Land use ; Legislation ; Northern Europe ; Rill wash ; Slope dynamics ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Wind erosion
  • Bibliographie ; Conservation des sols ; Dynamique de versant ; Erosion des sols ; Erosion littorale ; Erosion éolienne ; Europe ; Europe du Nord ; Législation ; Ruissellement ; Sol cultivé ; Utilisation du sol
  • The soil conservation policies of several European countries (Denmark, Germany, Iceland, The Netherlands and the UK) are reviewed, along with several Australian and North American strategies. These policies are compared and best management practices
  • abstracted, to recommend appropriate approaches to soil conservation in northern Europe.
  • Farmer perception of soils in the mountains of the Dominican Republic
  • Dominican Republic ; Environmental perception ; Perception ; Rural geography ; Soil ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion
  • Conservation des sols ; Dominicaine, république ; Erosion des sols ; Géographie rurale ; Perception ; Perception de l'environnement ; Sol
  • In Las Cuevas north of Azua 80 farmers were interviewed about their soils : 48% of them were aware of soil erosion, but had little interest in soil conservation. None of the farmers named more than six kinds of soil. Stoniness or soil depth were
  • not considered by them to be important in defining soil quality. - (DWG)
  • Soil erosion and management on the Loess Plateau
  • Agricultural practice ; China ; Environment ; Environmental management ; Loess ; Plateau ; Population growth ; Rill wash ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Water erosion
  • Chine ; Conservation des sols ; Croissance démographique ; Environnement ; Erosion des sols ; Erosion hydrique ; Gestion de l'environnement ; Loess ; Plateau ; Pratique culturale ; Ruissellement
  • in soil conservation, presents practical soil conservation technique and related benefit analysis, and discusses some effective methods adopted in China in soil erosion control, research directions and future perspectives on Loess Plateau.
  • The Loess Plateau has a long cultivation history, hence population growth, vegetation degeneration and plugging constitute the chief reason for serious soil and water loss on Loess Plateau. This paper analyses several successful cases and failures
  • The land we have we must hold : soil erosion and soil conservation in late nineteenth- and twentieth-century New Zealand
  • Colonization ; Environment ; Management ; National identity ; New Zealand ; Settlement ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Welfare
  • Colonisation ; Conservation des sols ; Environnement ; Erosion des sols ; Gestion ; Identité nationale ; Nouvelle-Zélande ; Peuplement ; Protection sociale
  • The paper offers a contrasting viewpoint by discussing developments in soil conservation in terms of some of the elemental functions of states. This perspective reveals how soil conservation emerged out of a war against nature linked to colonial
  • land settlement, how in the 20th century it performed both a social welfare and economic management function, and how soil conservation was interpreted in terms of national identity.
  • Management of soil surface characteristics for soil and water conservation : the case of a silty loam region (Pays de Caux, France)
  • Soil surface characteristics : dynamics and impact on soil erosion. Special issue
  • Agricultural practice ; Agropedology ; Erosion control ; France ; Gully erosion ; Haute-Normandie ; Loam ; Rill wash ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Temperate zone ; Water erosion ; Watershed
  • Agropédologie ; Bassin-versant ; Conservation des sols ; Erosion des sols ; Erosion hydrique ; France ; Haute-Normandie ; Limon ; Lutte contre l'érosion ; Pratique culturale ; Ravinement ; Ruissellement ; Zone tempérée
  • This paper explores, from an agronomic viewpoint, the way soil surface characteristics may be managed for soil and water conservation purposes in a silty loam soil context : Pays de Caux, France. The AA. first consider the tools used to characterize
  • the impact of farming practices on soil surface characteristics and, as a result, on runoff and erosion processes. They then describe how a range of agricultural techniques that may reduce runoff risk on farmland can be found.
  • Soil conservation policy measures to control wind erosion in northwestern Europe
  • Agricultural practice ; Agropedology ; Environmental management ; Europe ; Policy ; Soil ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Wind erosion
  • Agropédologie ; Conservation des sols ; Erosion des sols ; Erosion éolienne ; Europe ; Gestion de l'environnement ; Politique ; Pratique culturale ; Sol
  • This paper examines the role of policies and farm management practices in controlling the effects of wind erosion on European light sandy soils. The study reported is part of the European European Union funded project : Wind Erosion on European
  • Light Soils (WEELS). The study consists of a literature research and interviews with policy makers.
  • Farming systems and soil-conservation practices in a study area of northern Thailand
  • Farming system ; Rural development ; Shifting cultivation ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Thailand
  • Conservation des sols ; Culture itinérante ; Développement rural ; Erosion des sols ; Système de culture ; Thaïlande
  • Region studied is susceptible to land degradation, which has attracted the concern of government organizations, non-government organizations, and others. However, their soil-conservation suggestions - hillside ditches, alley cropping with leguminous
  • A pragmatic approach to modelling soil and water conservation measures with a catchment scale erosion model
  • Cultivated land ; Kenya ; Kenya Mount ; Model ; Rill wash ; Simulation ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Water erosion ; Watershed
  • Bassin-versant ; Conservation des sols ; Erosion des sols ; Erosion hydrique ; Kenya ; Kenya mont ; Modèle ; Ruissellement ; Simulation ; Sol cultivé
  • The aim of this study was to use a pragmatic approach to model the effect of soil and water conservation (SWC) measures on runoff and erosion at catchment scale, using a process-based erosion model (LISEM). The study area is the Gikuuri catchment
  • A pilot project on the potential contribution of palm-mat geotextiles to soil conservation
  • England ; Experimentation ; Runoff ; Shropshire ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; United Kingdom ; Water erosion
  • Conservation des sols ; Ecoulement ; England ; Erosion des sols ; Erosion hydrique ; Expérimentation ; Géotextile ; Royaume-Uni ; Shropshire
  • In this pilot project, the AA. investigate the feasibility of employing palm-mat geotextiles as a potential soil conservation technique. Investigations were conducted at the Hilton Experimental Site, east Shropshire, UK, within the southern section
  • Reasons for non-adoption of soil conservation technologies and how to overcome them
  • Agricultural productivity ; Agricultural technique ; Agriculture ; Central America ; Farmer behaviour ; Motivation ; Soil conservation ; Sustainable development
  • Agriculture ; Amérique centrale ; Comportement des agriculteurs ; Conservation des sols ; Développement durable ; Motivation ; Productivité agricole ; Technique agricole
  • Paper focuses on reasons for the non-adoption, at least over the long run, of soil conservation technologies by local farmers. Governments are criticized for promoting expensive structures aimed at soil retention rather than at vegetative cover
  • Soil erosion in the Maphutseng and Ha Thabo soil conservation areas in Sediment sources, sediment residence time and sediment transfer-Case studies of soil erosion in the Lesotho lowlands.
  • Conservation des sols ; Erosion des sols ; Géographie de l'Afrique ; Ha Thabo ; Lesotho ; Maphutseng ; Sédimentologie ; Technique de recherche
  • The aim of the study is to investigate the possibility to use top soil median grain sizes as an indicator of erosion status and to study the importance of land use factors for soil loss from a small subcatchment.
  • Conservation tillage for rational water management and soil conservation
  • Agricultural practice ; Agriculture ; Agropedology ; Erosion control ; Soil conservation ; Soil water ; Water management
  • Agriculture ; Agropédologie ; Conservation des sols ; Eau du sol ; Gestion de l'eau ; Lutte contre l'érosion ; Pratique culturale
  • Conservation agriculture is a very successful method for keeping rainwater in the soil and for decreasing the sediment and nutrient load of surface waters. The authors concluded that by applying non-inversion, shallow tillage runoff can be reduced
  • to a mere one third and soil loss to the thirtieth-fortieth of the values measured under conventional tillage, depending on weather conditions of the given year. Experiments show that conservation agriculture provides for profitable production
  • The role of conservation agriculture in landscape protection
  • Agricultural practice ; Agriculture ; Biodiversity ; Environmental conservation ; Erosion control ; Hungary ; Soil conservation ; Soil erosion ; Soil properties ; Sustainable development
  • Agriculture ; Biodiversité ; Conservation des sols ; Développement durable ; Erosion des sols ; Hongrie ; Lutte contre l'érosion ; Pratique culturale ; Propriétés du sol ; Protection de l'environnement
  • The aim of the paper is to present the positive role of conservation agriculture in landscape protection on the example of the results of the SOWAP (Soil and Surface Water Protection) project, supported by EU Life and Syngenta. Within the framework
  • of the project tillage plots were established at two locations in Hungary, near Lake Balaton on Luvisol and Cambisol soils. The experimental program included soil erosion, biodiversity, soil microbiology measurements and agronomic traits. The results of the SOWAP
  • project give a reliable evidence that conservation agriculture is sustainable and it is an adequate tool for landscape protection. - (AM)
  • Depletion of natural resources and the status of conservation in Latin America
  • Environment ; Latin America ; Natural resources ; Nature conservation ; Resource management ; Soil conservation ; Tropical rain forest
  • Amérique latine ; Conservation des sols ; Environnement ; Forêt tropicale ; Gestion des ressources ; Protection de la nature ; Ressource naturelle
  • Survey of pressures placed on tropical forests, soils, fisheries, and exploitable minerals, using a large number of examples.―(DWG)