Emre Babur

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors reviewed the sustainability effects of crop residues removal for biofuel production in terms of crop production, soil health and greenhouse gas emissions, and found little evidence that residue management had long-term impacts on grain yield unless the available water is limited.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors determined whether differences in tree species affect soil characteristics and microbial activity in degraded soils and found that organic C (Corg) was highest in the black locust soil at 0-20 cm depth and lowest in the bare land.

TL;DR: In this article, the opportunities for the scientists and rice farmers to maximize the utilization of diverse natural control agents as a partial or total substitute for synthetic pesticides are explored. But, the potential challenges for sustainable crop production and environment management in modern agriculture are highlighted.

TL;DR: In this article, the influence of forest type and seasonal variations on microbial biomass and activities in soil was determined to determine the factors affecting soil microorganisms is very important for forest management, which can be further used as potential indicators of the effects that forest management practices may have on SOC dynamics.

TL;DR: A Petri dish germination test was conducted to assess the effects of six walnut shell biochar rates on seed germination and early growth of seedlings of fodder crops and showed that the germination rate and growth indices were dependent on plant species.