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An Approach for Assessing Soil Organic Carbon Uplift Across Different Land Types

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By Sito-obong Udofia, Lisa Williams, Alison Wills
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You are already at the latest version The aim of this study was to assess potential uplift in soil organic carbon (SOC) levels within different types of agricultural land. A total of 1,032 soil samples were collected from 43 fields across six farms during the same year. Fields were used for arable, temporary grass and permanent grass production. The study compared SOC levels (in g/kg, ratio to clay and ratio to nitrogen) between the field boundary and within field areas.
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Effect of Vegetation Cover and Height on Soil and Plant Properties Across Managed and Unmanaged Agricultural Land in a Temperate Climate

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By Lisa Williams, Alison Wills, Tim Bevan, Sito-obong Udofia
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Submitted: 02 December 2025 You are already at the latest version Frequent monitoring of fresh soil and plant properties in the same location and timepoint is now possible using real-time near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS). The aim of the study was to investigate the effect of vegetation cover and height on soil and plant nutrients across managed and unmanaged agricultural land in a temperate climate.
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