Hydropendology

CPD Article – Hydropedology 6: Advances, applications and research opportunities

Hydropedology in South Africa: Advances, applications and research opportunities. Johan van Tol Department of Soil, Crop and Climate Sciences, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa Email: vanTolJJ@ufs.ac.za To cite this article: Johan van Tol (2020): Hydropedology in South Africa: Advances, applications and research opportunities, South African Journal of Plant and Soil To link …

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CPD Article – Hydropedology 5: The contribution of hydropedological assessments

The contribution of hydropedological assessments to the availability and sustainable management of water, for all (SDG#6) Johan van Tol, Simon Lorentz, George van Zijl and Pieter le Roux Click here to access the article. “Sustainable water resources are vital to human health, food security and poverty eradication, yet more than 2 billion people are aff …

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CPD Article – Hydropedological 3: Grouping of South African soil forms.

Johan J van Tol*1 and Pieter AL Le Roux*2 1 Department of Soil, Crop and Climate Sciences, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa 2 Institute for Groundwater Studies, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa * Corresponding author, email: van TolJJ@ufs.ac.za Click here to access the article. “The science of hydropedology has …

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CPD Article – The science of hydropedology 2: Linking soil morphology with hydrological processes

An exciting new branch of science, hydropedology, offers exciting research opportunities in South Africa. Article by Johan van Tol, Pieter le Roux and Simon Lorentz. Click here to access the article. “Hydropedology is the relatively new, interdisciplinary research field which focuses on the interactive relationship between soils and water. Soil physical properties, such as the …

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