Quantify Impact of Wind Erosion on Organic Matter Content Under Management Practices, Wadi El Raml, Nwcz, Egypt

Wassif, Omnia Mohamed; Meselhy, Adil Abdelsamia; Sharkawy, S. F. T.; Ali, Alaa A.

doi:10.21608/ejdr.2020.33688.1073

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“…Eroded materials quantities are dependent on sampler's height, measurement period and the chosen site (Sharkawy et al, 2010 and Wassif et al, 2020). In addition, it was fitted the power and exponential decay mass-height profile, which was reported as most appropriate for arid and semi-arid regions (Ali et al, 2011 andWassif et al, 2020). The suspended or saltated eroded particles exhibit considerable variations between treatments and measurement period.…”

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Effect of Using Some of Microbes and Soil Conditioners to Mitigate Soil Degradation in Baloza North Sinai Region, Egypt.

2022

Egyptian Journal of Applied Science

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Little is known about how future climate change may impact soil erosion is critical for developing appropriate management strategies, food security and significant hazards to human food and health. This study expected to have regionally variable effects in the studied area of Sinai on important how can controls of wind erosion phenomenon by using biofertilizers. Wind erosion assessed by BSNE traps. Panicum crop was cultivated on sandy soil in Baloza area, North Sinai. This study was carried out during the period from Nov.2020 to Oct. 2021. Five treatments were conducted, two added rate (15 -30 m 3 /ha) for compost added individually and combination with biofertilizers. From the results, the best treatments were 30 m 3 /ha of compost with biofertilizers which decreased annual quantity of soil loss by wind erosion about 60% as compared to control and about 42% with compared to compost individually. Also, the effect of biofertilizers substances such as Exopolysaccharide (EPS) and Fungi haiphi increased dry stable aggregate >0.84 and decrease of erodibility factor about 39% when compared with control. On the other hand, the addition of 30m 3 /ha compost with biofertilizer increased soil moisture about 97%, and reduced Enrichment Ratio (ER) of soil organic matter and total nitrogen, Phosphorus and potassium nutrients in eroded material as follow 83%,48%,62% and 57% respectively. Therefore, it significantly increased the total yield of Panicum about 70% when comparing with control. These potential biological fertilizers would play a key role in productivity and sustainability of soil and also in protecting the environment as eco-friendly and cost-effective inputs for the farmers.

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Effect of Using Some of Microbes and Soil Conditioners to Mitigate Soil Degradation in Baloza North Sinai Region, Egypt.

2022

Egyptian Journal of Applied Science

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“…Soil moisture content in arable land is reported to visually reflect the climatic state of the field and is negatively correlated with the wind erosion rate (Shahabinejad et al, 2019). Wassif et al (2020) demonstrated the ability of straw mulching in NT to effectively reduce wind erosion efficiency, with a windinduced soil erosion rate under NT observed to be 62.9% lower than that with conventional tillage (CT). However, compared to wind tunnel tests, field observations have the advantage of fully revealing the entire wind erosion process on arable land.…”

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Effect of tillage management on the wind erosion of arable soil in the Chinese Mollisol region

Chen

Zhang

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Wind erosion is a serious problem in agricultural regions and threatens the regional food production in Northeast China. However, limited information is available on the characteristics of wind erosion in arable soil in Northeast China. As a result, field-based research during periods of vulnerability to wind erosion is essential. This study quantified the characteristics of soil wind erosion under no-tillage (NT) and conventional tillage (CT) treatments in China’s northern “corn-belt.” The results determined the wind erosion transport mode of Mollisols to be generally characterized by creep and supplemented by saltation and suspension in Northeast China. The erodible particles of the creep accounted for 80.37% and 85.42% of the total wind erosion under the NT and CT treatments, respectively. During experiments with erodible particles in the saltation mode from the soil surface to 2 m, the majority of the particles were collected by the sampler at 0.5 m height, with the NT and CT treatments collecting 5.82 kg·m−2 and 6.93 kg·m−2 of erodible particles per unit area, respectively. Wind erosion on agricultural land was observed to be influenced by tillage practices, rainfall, wind speed, and soil moisture content. Average and maximum wind speeds exhibited significant positive correlations with wind erosion during April and May. Moreover, the erodible particles of each wind erosion transport mode (creep, saltation, and suspension) under CT were higher (1.73, 1.41, and 1.35 times) than those under the NT treatment. With less damage and greater protection of the surface soil, the NT treatment was able to decrease the occurrence of wind erosion and influence its outcome on farmland. Therefore, NT treatment should be encouraged as a key initiative for the reduction of wind erosion of arable soil in the Chinese Mollisol region.

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Sustainable Soil Management to Mitigate Soil Erosion Hazards in Egypt

Wassif

2021

Springer Water

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Quantify Impact of Wind Erosion on Organic Matter Content Under Management Practices, Wadi El Raml, Nwcz, Egypt

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Effect of Using Some of Microbes and Soil Conditioners to Mitigate Soil Degradation in Baloza North Sinai Region, Egypt.

Effect of Using Some of Microbes and Soil Conditioners to Mitigate Soil Degradation in Baloza North Sinai Region, Egypt.

Effect of tillage management on the wind erosion of arable soil in the Chinese Mollisol region

Sustainable Soil Management to Mitigate Soil Erosion Hazards in Egypt

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