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Long-term effects of land management on soil erosion, crop yield and on-farm economics in the Philippines

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posted on 2023-05-22, 14:08 authored by Nelson, R, Dimes, JD, Silburn, DM, Paningbatan, EP, Cramb, RA, Mamicpic, MA
This technical report documents what may become something of a watershed in terms of the field investigation of soil erosion and soil conservation in biophysical terms. Recognising the seriousness of on-site and off-site problems associated with water erosion in tropical steeplands, ACIAR funded two collaborative projects with institutions in Southeast Asia. Project scientists tested a range of locally-applicable technologies to reduce soil loss rate, to quantify hydrologic and sediment transport processes and develop methodologies to predict runoff, soil and nutrient losses, and the consequences of these losses in terms of soil productivity. This publication brings together the project results.

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Publication title

A new soil conservation methodology and application to cropping systems in tropical steeplands

Editors

K.J. Coughlan and C.W. Rose

ISBN

1 86320 211 0

Department/School

Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA)

Publisher

ACIAR Technical Reports No. 40

Place of publication

Canberra, ACT

Extent

20

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  • Restricted

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Soils

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