Depleted soil leads to reduced yields, forcing farmers to rely on fertilizers that raise food production costs, consumer prices.

Today, up to 40% of the world's land is already degraded, according to the UNCCD. While climate change, deforestation, overgrazing, unsustainable agricultural practices, and urban sprawl are key ...

Conversion of wetlands into agricultural land, hydro-power development, sand harvesting and over-abstraction of water has also contributed to the depletion. “Population pressure, overgrazing and ...

Drylands now make up more than 40% of land on Earth. The consequences could be disastrous if efforts to curb greenhouse gas ...

Mud can be a significant challenge on farms, especially during rainy seasons or during wet winters. It can hinder daily operations, create safety hazards and negatively affect soil health. Here are ...