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Rainfall-runoff-soil loss dynamics under different soil management and cropping systems in the Humid Lowlands of Beles River Sub-Basin, Ethiopia
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• Early-season rains caused over half of total soil loss due to minimal crop cover. • Zero tillage and intercropping greatly reduced runoff and sediment yield. • Runoff and soil loss showed strong positive correlation, highest under bare plots. • Few intense storms drove most of the seasonal erosion. • Conservation tillage and crop diversity improved soil resilience and water use.
Keywords:
Soil management
Crop pattern
Runoff
Soil erosion
Rainfall-runoff relationship
Tillage
Runoff-soil loss relationship
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