Since 1947
SBCS brings together researchers, teachers, students and institutions to promote and develop Brazilian Soil Science.
Four thematic fronts organise our scientific output.
Nine nuclei bring SBCS closer to every region of Brazil.
Original open-access research published since 1977.
Technical and educational works published by the Society.
A Technical Note prepared by researchers from the Federal University of Viçosa (UFV) and the Federal University of Lavras (UFLA) was presented to the Brazilian Soil Science Society (SBCS) during a Net Zero event held at…
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📘 New article in the Revista Brasileira de Ciência do Solo (RBCS) Impact of long-term soil management on epigeic soil fauna and soil properties of an Inceptisol with high organic matter Authors: Neuro Hilton Wolschick,…
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📘 New article in the Revista Brasileira de Ciência do Solo (RBCS) Phytolith records in organic soils: Evidence of environmental changes in the southern Brazilian highlands Authors: João Pedro Comendouros Scott, Carlos…
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HIGHLIGHTS The results of this study suggest that from the physical properties of the soil analysed, only the PR was influenced by the use of cover crops. At the surface physical limitations due to aeration occurred…
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The Elucidary of Terms and Expressions in Soil and Environmental Science, a work coordinated by Prof. Mauro Resende, constitutes a comprehensive and carefully prepared reference for the scientific, academic and…
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the little drop of water, Mr. Solo and his gang, learning that only when you protect and conserve soil and water, two great sources of life, it is possible to have a quality life.Adriana de Fátima Meira Vital – […]
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The book “From the soil sprouts food” the little and curious Junior meets Ana Terra, mascot of Projeto Solo na Escola/UFCG, to understand how food is born and talks to Mr Solo, who presents him with a world of…
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A brief reflection on the use and application of these terms in Soil Science Luiz Francisco da Silva Souza Filho1, Maria Eugenia Ortiz Escobar2 It has become increasingly common in scientific publications – including…
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Carlos Rogério de Mello¹, Luís Carlos Timm² and Nilton Curi³ Introduction The water cycle is the most important phenomenon for life on Earth. Our planet holds approximately 1,380 Mkm³ of water, covering around 70% of…
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Opinion Article Ladislau Martin Neto ¹ Introduction Agriculture, which is fundamental from a social, economic, and environmental perspective, is responsible for approximately 20% of anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG)…
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Danielle Mendes Thame Denny¹ The approval, on October 23, of the European Soil Monitoring and Resilience Law marks a turning point: soil health is no longer merely an agronomic issue — it now becomes part of the risk…
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This publication constitutes a landmark in the evolution of teaching and applicability of soil fertility in the productive process of Brazilian agriculture.Although our country occupies a prominent place in the…
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Preface The Soil Physics book is the result of a joint effort by the Southern Regional Center of the Brazilian Soil Science Society. It has teachers in the area linked to various Institutions and Courses in the states…
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Preface After a long and anxious wait, the first book on Fundamentals of Soil Micromorphology was published in Brazil, written in Portuguese and authored by two Brazilian micromorphologists. A complete achievement!…
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The Brazilian Soil Science Society (SBCS) began, in 2002, a major project with the publication of textbooks on various topics related to Soil Science.These books have become a reference in all Agricultural Sciences…
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