TAILIEUCHUNG - SOIL ORGANIC MATTERINSUSTAINAblE AGRICULTURE

During the past two centuries, scientists, farmers, and agricultural educators have tended to alternate their views of soil organic matter (SOM) between the extremes of great appreciation and low esteem. As an early 20th century bulletin explained, organic matter was “once extolled as the essential soil ingredient, the bright particular star in the firmament of the plant grower ” before it “ fell like Lucifer ” as a result of the findings of 19th century agricultural chemists that most of the plant structure (C, that is) originated in the atmosphere (Hills et al., 1908) | SOIL ORGANIC MATTER IN SUSTAINABlE AGRICULTURE 2004 by CRC Press LLC Advances in Agroecology Series Editor Clive A. Edwards AgroecosystemSustainability Developing Practical Strategies Stephen R. Gliessman Agroforestry in Sustainable Agricultural Systems Louise E. Buck James p Lassoie and Erick . Fernandes Biodiversity in Agroecosystems Wanda Williams Collins and Calvin o. Qualset Interactions Between Agroecosystems and Rural Communities Cornelia Flora Landscape Ecology in Agroecosystems Management Lech Ryszkowski Multi-Scale Integrated Analysis of Agroecosystems Mario Giampietro SoilEcology in Sustainable Agricultural Systems Lijbert Brussaard and Ronald Ferrera-Cerrato Soil Organic Matter in Sustainable Agriculture Fred Magdoff and Ray R. Weil Soil Tillage in Agroecosystems Adel El Titi Structure and Function in Agroecosystem Design and Management Masae Shiyomi and Hiroshi Koizumi Tropical Agroecosystems John H. Vandermeer Advisory Board Editor-in-Chief Clive A. Edwards The Ohio State University Columbus OH Editorial Board Miguel Altieri University ofCalifornia Berkeley CA LijbertBrussaard Agricultural University Wageningen TheNetherlands David Coleman University ofGeorgia Athens GA . Crossley Jr. University ofGeorgia Athens GA Adel El-Titi Stuttgart Germany Charles A. Francis University ofNebraska Lincoln NE Stephen R. Gliessman University ofCalifornia Santa Cruz Thurman Grove North Carolina State University Raleigh NC Maurizio Paoletti University ofPadova Padova Italy David Pimentel Cornell University Ithaca NY Masae Shiyomi Ibaraki University Mito Japan Sir Colin . Spedding Berkshire England Moham K. Wali The Ohio State University Columbus OH 2004 by CRC Press LLC SOIL ORGANIC MATTER IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE Edited by Fred Magdoff Ray R. Weil CRC PRESS Boca Raton London New York Washington . 2004 by CRC Press .

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• Soil Organic
• Matter Management Strategies
• Relevance
• Soil Function
• Interactions among Organic Matter
• Earthworms
• Microorganisms
• Promoting Plant Growth
• Soil removal
• Soil health
• Soil properties cultivating sesame
• Organic amendment
• Surface soil removal
• Vietnam Journal of Earth Sciences
• Soil structure and soil organic matter
• Water stable aggregates under different application rates of biochar
• Soil organic carbon
• The proportion of WSA
• Conservation agriculture
• Microbial biomass
• Soil carbon
• Soil quality indicators
• Organic matter dynamics
• Organic matter
• Release of micronutrients
• Organic matter to the soil
• Different substrates of organic matter
• Organic matters in the soil
• Labile SOM dynamics
• Conservation tillage
• Macro aggregates
• Particulate organic carbon
• Soil enzyme activities
• Different land use systems
• Varied soil organic carbon gradients
• Enzyme activities
• Effect of lime on soil chemical properties
• Organic on soil chemical properties
• Inorganic fertilizers on soil chemical properties and yield of chilli
• CM while total available N
• Treatments with organic manure
• Soil physical properties
• Carbon sequestration
• Soil organic carbon sequestration
• RWCS in an inceptisol
• Soil microbial carbon and nitrogen
• Enzymatic activity
• Soybean intercropping system
• Organic carbon
• Soil health and azotobacter
• Organic nutrient sources
• Soil nutrient status
• Wheat under rice
• Wheat system
• Soil organic matter
• Van Soest
• Compositional Data Analysis
• Maintaining soil quality
• Sieving separation methods
• The biochemical composition of SOM
• Organic nutrients
• Soil property
• Banana pseudostem
• Organic nutrient management
• Crop quality
• Yield and soil health
• Soil health and maize
• Maize (Zea mays L )
• Economics profitability of organic fertilizer
• Organic fertilizer of maize
• Vermi compost on soil health
• SOC sequestration
• Nutrient balances
• Nutrient balances in vertisols
• Soil organic carbon stock
• Microbial population dynamics
• Bamboo species in mollisols
• Ecological benefits
• Organic manure
• Maize wheat sequence
• Soil organic carbon fractions
• Manure on establish relationship
• Threshold limits of soil
• Relation to various soil functions
• Various soil functions
• Crop productivity
• Soil sampling and methods of analysis
• Soil sampling and methods of analysis (Second edition)
• Soil organic matter analyses
• Soil physical analyses
• Soil water analyses
• Field tension infiltrometer
• Coastal saline soil
• Raising land elevation
• Permanganate oxidisable carbon
• Nutrients availability
• Tillage management
• Aggregate associated carbon
• Sub tropical soil
• Rice wheat rotation
• Organic carbon fractions
• Ratio index value
• Rice based cropping system
• Clay loam soil of west Bengal
• Inorganic bio fertilizers
• Soil physicochemical properties
• Rainfed maize wheat cropping system
• Organic on soil physicochemical properties
• Inorganic on soil physicochemical properties
• Organic farming
• Nutrient management
• Crop performance
• Soil fertility
• Soil microbial activity
• SOC storage
• Aggregate stability
• Soil aggregate stability