1. Effects of input level and crop diversity on soil nitrate-N, extractable P, aggregation, organic C and N, and nutrient balance in the Canadian Prairie

   • S. S. Malhi
   • S. A. Brandt
   • R. P. Zentner

   Original Article 05 November 2008 Pages: 1 - 22

2. Agronomic and economic performance of reservoir sediment for rehabilitating degraded soils in Northern Ethiopia

   • G. Girmay
   • H. Mitiku
   • B. R. Singh

   Original Article 26 October 2008 Pages: 23 - 38

   

3. Effects of long-term fertilization and mulch on soil fertility in contour hedgerow systems: A case study on steeplands from the Three Gorges Area, China

   • Zhi-Hua Shi
   • Li-Ding Chen
   • Guo-Hua Liu

   OriginalPaper 29 October 2008 Pages: 39 - 48

   

4. Nitrogen rhizodeposition from soybean (Glycine max) and its impact on nutrient budgets in two contrasting environments of the Guinean savannah zone of Nigeria

   • G. Laberge
   • A. C. Franke
   • H. Høgh-Jensen

   Research Article 12 November 2008 Pages: 49 - 58

5. Soil organic carbon, total nitrogen and grain yields under long-term fertilizations in the upland red soil of southern China

   • Wenju Zhang
   • Minggang Xu
   • Xiujun Wang

   Original Article 11 November 2008 Pages: 59 - 69

   

6. Reducing ammonia volatilization in a no-till soil by incorporating urea and pig slurry in shallow bands

   • Philippe Rochette
   • Denis A. Angers
   • Normand Bertrand

   Research article 22 November 2008 Pages: 71 - 80

   

7. Dung pads increase pasture production, soil nutrients and microbial biomass carbon in grazed dairy systems

   • Sharon Rose Aarons
   • Catherine R. O’Connor
   • Cameron J. P. Gourley

   Research Article 26 November 2008 Pages: 81 - 92

   

8. Double-cropping annual ryegrass and bermudagrass to reduce phosphorus levels in soil with history of poultry litter application

   • J. J. Read
   • K. R. Sistani
   • G. E. Brink

   Original Article 29 November 2008 Pages: 93 - 104