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Journal Article 2019-10-24

Deep tillage improves degraded soils in the (sub) humid Ethiopian highlands

Autor: Hussein, Misbah A. Muche, Habtamu Schmitter, Petra Nakawuka, Prossie Tilahun, Seifu A. Langan, Simon Barron, Jennie Steenhuis, Tammo S.

Intensification of rainfed agriculture in the Ethiopian highlands has resulted in soil degradation and hardpan formation, which has reduced rooting depth, decreased deep percolation, and increased direct runoff and sediment transport. The main objective of this study was to assess the potential i...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/106444

Investigación en Agricultura

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION

DEEP TILLAGE

SOIL DEGRADATION

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Hussein, Misbah A. , Muche, Habtamu , Schmitter, Petra , Nakawuka, Prossie , Tilahun, Seifu A. , Langan, Simon , Barron, Jennie , Steenhuis, Tammo S. , [Deep tillage improves degraded soils in the (sub) humid Ethiopian highlands] , Deep tillage improves degraded soils in the (sub) humid Ethiopian highlands

Journal Article 2019-10-10

Conservation agriculture saves irrigation water in the dry monsoon phase in the Ethiopian highlands

Autor: Belay, Sisay A. Schmitter, Petra Worqlul, A.W. Steenhuis, Tammo S. Reyes, Manuel R. Tilahun, Seifu A.

Water resources in sub-Saharan Africa are more overstressed than in many other regions of the world. Experiments on commercial farms have shown that conservation agriculture (CA) can save water and improve the soil. Nevertheless, its benefits on smallholder irrigated farms have not been adequatel...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/106358

Investigación en Agricultura

CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE

IRRIGATION WATER

ARID CLIMATE

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Belay, Sisay A. , Schmitter, Petra , Worqlul, A.W. , Steenhuis, Tammo S. , Reyes, Manuel R. , Tilahun, Seifu A. , [Conservation agriculture saves irrigation water in the dry monsoon phase in the Ethiopian highlands] , Conservation agriculture saves irrigation water in the dry monsoon phase in the Ethiopian highlands

Journal Article 2017

Gully head retreat in the sub-humid Ethiopian Highlands: the Ene-Chilala Catchment

Autor: Addisie, Meseret B. Ayele, Getaneh K. Gessess, A.A. Tilahun, Seifu A. Zegeye, Assefa D. Moges, M.M. Schmitter, Petra Langendoen, E.J. Steenhuis, Tammo S.

In the northern highlands of Ethiopia, gully erosion is severe. Despite many efforts to implement gully prevention measures, controlling gully erosion remains a challenge. The objective is to better understand the regional gully erosion processes and to prevent gully head retreat. The study was c...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/93059

Investigación en Agricultura

GULLY EROSION

EROSION CONTROL

HUMID ZONES

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Addisie, Meseret B. , Ayele, Getaneh K. , Gessess, A.A. , Tilahun, Seifu A. , Zegeye, Assefa D. , Moges, M.M. , Schmitter, Petra , Langendoen, E.J. , Steenhuis, Tammo S. , [Gully head retreat in the sub-humid Ethiopian Highlands: the Ene-Chilala Catchment] , Gully head retreat in the sub-humid Ethiopian Highlands: the Ene-Chilala Catchment

Journal Article 2019-12-11

Predicting shallow groundwater tables for sloping highland aquifers

Autor: Alemie, T.C. Tilahun, S.A. Ochoa-Tocachi, B.F. Schmitter, Petra Buytaert, W. Parlange, J.-Y. Steenhuis, T.S.

While hydrological science has made great strides forward during the last 50 years with the advance of computing power and availability of satellite images, much is unknown about the sustainable development of water for irrigation, domestic use, and livestock consumption for millions of household...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/107111

Investigación en Agricultura

IRRIGATION WATER

MARKETS

GROUNDWATER TABLE

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Alemie, T.C. , Tilahun, S.A. , Ochoa-Tocachi, B.F. , Schmitter, Petra , Buytaert, W. , Parlange, J.-Y. , Steenhuis, T.S. , [Predicting shallow groundwater tables for sloping highland aquifers] , Predicting shallow groundwater tables for sloping highland aquifers

Journal Article 2018-03-27

Assessment of practices for controlling shallow valley-bottom gullies in the sub-humid Ethiopian Highlands

Autor: Addisie, Meseret B. Langendoen, E.J. Aynalem, D.W. Ayele, Getaneh K. Tilahun, S.A. Schmitter, Petra Mekuria, Wolde Moges, M.M. Steenhuis, Tammo S.

Rehabilitation of large valley bottom gullies in developing countries is hampered by high cost. Stopping head cuts at the time of initiation will prevent large gullies from forming and is affordable. However, research on practices to control shallow gully heads with local materials is limited. Th...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/98423

Investigación en Agricultura

GULLY EROSION

ASSESSMENT

BEST PRACTICES

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Addisie, Meseret B. , Langendoen, E.J. , Aynalem, D.W. , Ayele, Getaneh K. , Tilahun, S.A. , Schmitter, Petra , Mekuria, Wolde , Moges, M.M. , Steenhuis, Tammo S. , [Assessment of practices for controlling shallow valley-bottom gullies in the sub-humid Ethiopian Highlands] , Assessment of practices for controlling shallow valley-bottom gullies in the sub-humid Ethiopian Highlands

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Deep tillage improves degraded soils in the (sub) humid Ethiopian highlands

Conservation agriculture saves irrigation water in the dry monsoon phase in the Ethiopian highlands

Gully head retreat in the sub-humid Ethiopian Highlands: the Ene-Chilala Catchment

Predicting shallow groundwater tables for sloping highland aquifers

Assessment of practices for controlling shallow valley-bottom gullies in the sub-humid Ethiopian Highlands