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Abstract Agricultural intensification increases crop production but often causes declines in soil biodiversity and functioning, thus threatening long-term environmental sustainability. To buffer these impacts, environmental policies aim to increase the amount of organic farming; however, this potentially compromises yield and nitrogen and phosphorus availability.
Organic fertilization practices did not increase OC compared to mineral fertilization. A high proportion of OC in MAOC (86 ± 3%) in soils that represented a large range of clay contents (2%–68%). The majority of studied soils have a capacity to accrue more MAOC. Detecting universally applicable predictors for soil OC is challenging.
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