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October 18, 2025Advances in AgricultureOpen Access

Variations in Soil Properties Across Land Use Types in the Shemit Watershed, Northern Ethiopian

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Analysis reveals variations in soil properties due to land use types and soil depths, indicating potential for improved soil health.

Soil fertility significantly declines when natural forests are converted to other land use types, leading to reduced agricultural productivity.
Natural forest exhibited the highest mean values for key soil parameters, including organic matter and total nitrogen, compared to other land uses.
Soil depth influences aspects like clay content and bulk density, with deeper soils showing increased clay and decreased sand.
Effective land management strategies, such as compost application and contour farming, are crucial for restoring soil health and ensuring sustainability.

Kassie et al. (2025) studied this question.

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