Land conversion from forest to agriculture redistributes but does not reduce soil organic carbon stores in northeastern Ontario, Canada

> 0.05) of land conversion on SOC storage but there was a redistribution of SOC with depth consistent with soil tillage. Observed trends in mean SOC storage suggest that incorporating woody mulch residues into the soil at the time of conversion may warrant further study as a SOC conservation strategy.

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Discover Soil.
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2026-04-16
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s44378-026-00207-y
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Forest Management and Policy
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Land conversion from forest to agriculture redistributes but does not reduce soil organic carbon stores in northeastern Ontario, Canada

Amanda Diochon, Bayze Murray
Discover Soil.
Forest Management and Policy
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Land conversion from forest to agriculture redistributes but does not reduce soil organic carbon stores in northeastern Ontario, Canada

Amanda Diochon, Bayze Murray
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> 0.05) of land conversion on SOC storage but there was a redistribution of SOC with depth consistent with soil tillage. Observed trends in mean SOC storage suggest that incorporating woody mulch residues into the soil at the time of conversion may warrant further study as a SOC conservation strategy.

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