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Groundwater contamination by nitrate is one of the several environmental problems that may be caused by the application of organic amendments to agricultural soils, and is a key issue in the European Union's environmental policy. The use of predictive tools such as flow and transport models for soluble forms could be helpful for preventing the risk of contamination after the application of organic...
The application of organic wastes as amendments to improve soil properties has become a very common practice, especially under Mediterranean semiarid conditions. We investigated changes in soil microbial activity under field conditions over a one-year period after the application of a single high dose (160Mgha -1 dry mass) of three organic amendments subjected to different stabilization...
Purpose We investigate the coevolution of soil organic matter (SOM) and soil properties in a semiarid Mediterranean agroecosystem, as well as the 1-year evolution of the different pools of soil organic and inorganic carbon and their influence on soil respiration after the application of a single high dose of three different organic amendments. Material and methods We applied a single high dose (160 Mg ha...
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