Abstract: Soil erosion is controlled by environmental characteristics and deflagration agents, which can favor the detachment and transport of soil particles. Erodibility and erosivity can be altered due to climate change, with extreme rainfall episodes and temperatures rising around the world,&#...

The use of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria has emerged as a sustainable alternative to increase phosphorus availability in the soil, thereby promoting higher yields in grain production. In this context, an experiment was conducted in a protected environment at APTA/URPD Bauru, SP, Brazil,&#x...

Este estudo estima os custos de oportunidade associados à manutenção da reserva legal no bioma Amazônia, conforme exigido pelo Código Florestal Brasileiro. A reserva legal contribui para a manutenção dos serviços ecossistêmicos, ao mesmo tempo em que coloca limitações à expansão da fron...

Phosphorus (P) is the most limiting nutrient for common bean productivity in Brazilian soils, playing an essential role in cell division, metabolism, energy storage, and transfer. In this context, bacteria contribute to the solubilization and mineralization of P in the soil, processes t...

The use of geotechnology along with satellite images and data from the Brazilian Rural Environmental Registry (CAR) facilitates the understanding of the relationships between agricultural areas and native forest vegetation. These technologies and tools were used to study the “Matas de Rondôn...

As a perennial crop, orange groves older than 15 years have a great potential to increase SOC, depending on the crop management. The citrus belt of São Paulo and Triângulo Mineiro/Southwest Minas Gerais is an important orange producing region, with more than 560 thousand ...

O estudo investiga a contribuição das reservas indígenas na Amazônia para a preservação de florestas, com foco na região das "Matas de Rondônia". A pesquisa usou geotecnologias e dados do Cadastro Ambiental Rural (CAR) para analisar imagens de satélite de 2023.

The ―Matas de Rondônia‖ (study area) covers approximately 4.2 million hectares; the soil types are Argissolos (41%), Latossolos (26), Neossolos (17), Cambissolos (10), Plintossolos (4) e Gleissolos (1); and coffee is grown in full sun and monoculture. Producing an estimate of soil organ...

ABSTRACT: This work aimed to conduct a systematic literature review on the evaluation of agricultural research impact, seeking to answer the question: “What have been the predominant themes, methodologies, and trends of evaluation studies on the agricultural research impact over time?” In&#x...