Intensified cropping reduces soil erosion and improves rainfall partitioning and soil properties in the marginal land of the Indian Himalayas - ScienceDirect

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Intensified cropping reduces soil erosion and improves rainfall partitioning and soil properties in the marginal land of the Indian Himalayas - ScienceDirect

Environmental crises, land degradation, declining factor productivity, and farm profitability questioned the sustainability of linear economy-based ex…

Intensified cropping reduces soil erosion and improves rainfall partitioning and soil properties in the marginal land of the Indian Himalayas - ScienceDirect

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