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This presentation—part of the Lal Carbon Center Friday Seminar Series—focuses on the long-term impacts of no-tillage, organic amendments, and cover cropping on soil hydraulic properties and plant-available water capacity (PAWC).
Md Nayem Hasan Munna, Ph.D. candidate at The Ohio State University, presents findings from a 27-year field experiment examining how compost, manure, and multi-species cover crops influence soil structure, aggregation, and PAWC.
The discussion highlights how regenerative management improves soil porosity, carbon stability, and water retention—key factors for resilient and sustainable cropping systems in temperate regions. The seminar underscores the importance of long-term soil management for enhancing water efficiency and climate resilience.