Examines how socio-environmental pressures affect soil management in Nepal, highlighting policy gaps and cultural influences.
• Socio-environmental pressures constrain soil management practices in Nepal's Terai. • Previously common soil fertility practices are becoming increasingly unviable. • Farmers and advisors perceive key challenges differently, exposing policy gaps. • Cultural beliefs influence how farmers care for and manage soil. • Soil conservation solutions risk failure if not grounded in local realities.
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