Simon Jeffery

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Reader in Soil Ecology

United Kingdom

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Dr. Simon Jeffery is a Reader in Soil Ecology at Harper Adams, UK. His research focuses on soil health, carbon stock estimates, and the impacts of agricultural practices on soil ecosystems. Recent publications include studies on peat depth quantification, nematode communities, and the effects of biochar on soil fauna and plant productivity.

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BASE - Biochar Application to Soil in a natural Ecosystem

Open Date: 2013-02-01

Close Date: 2015-02-01

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Matthew A. Back

Harper Adams University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Tess van de Voorde

Wageningen University & Research

NETHERLANDS

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Oscar Gonzalez-Pelayo

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Nicola Randall

Harper Adams University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Marco A. Jiménez-González

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Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

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Gerlinde De Deyn

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Wageningen University & Research

NETHERLANDS

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Liesje Mommer

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Field-scale heterogeneity overrides management impacts following conversion to no-till within an arable system

Quantifying spatial peat depth with seismic micronodes and the implications for carbon stock estimates

Temporal monitoring of free-living nematode communities for evaluation of soil health in an arable crop rotation

Biochar impacts on runoff and soil erosion by water: A systematic global scale meta-analysis

Wheat area expansion into northern higher latitudes and global food security

Biochar application differentially affects soil micro-, meso-macro-fauna and plant productivity within a nature restoration grassland

Spatial distribution of pyrogenic carbon in Iberian topsoils estimated by chemometric analysis of infrared spectra

The effects of saline toxicity and food-based AD digestate on the earthworm Allolobophora chlorotica

Comparison of three soil health indicators between different vegetative strip compositions

A new soil health policy paradigm: Pay for practice not performance!

Legacy effects override soil properties for CO2 and N2O but not CH4 emissions following digestate application to soil

Collaborators (7)

Matthew A. Back

Tess van de Voorde

Oscar Gonzalez-Pelayo

Nicola Randall

Marco A. Jiménez-González

Gerlinde De Deyn

Liesje Mommer

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