Soil Use and Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
40(4)
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Abstract
The
substitution
of
synthetics
by
organic
fertilizers,
which
is
the
current
pillar
circular
economy,
has
been
broadly
evaluated.
However,
varying
results
were
obtained
on
nitrous
oxide
(N
2
O)
and
nitric
(NO)
emissions
as
well
crop
yields.
Besides,
in
irrigated
semi‐arid
croplands,
drip
fertigation
suggested
to
be
an
effective
practice
for
mitigating
N
O
NO
while
maintaining
or
enhancing
agronomic
performance.
promising
combination
fertilization
remains
poorly
studied.
By
setting
up
melon
(
Cucumis
melo
L.)
during
2022,
maize
Zea
mays
2023,
we
aimed
evaluate
effect
different
combinations
nitrogen
(N)
fertilizers:
control
without
fertilization,
100%
rate
solid
manure
(100OrM),
50%
urea
(50OrM–50Syn),
soluble
(50OrM–50OrS),
(100Syn)
(100OrS).
Urea
fertilizers
supplied
via
fertigation.
N‐oxides
NO),
methane
(CH
4
)
ecosystem
respiration
(CO
fluxes,
mineral
(ammonium
[NH
+
]
nitrate
[NO
3
−
]),
dissolved
carbon
(DOC)
parameters
analysed.
As
regards
O,
no
differences
observed
between
treatments
crop,
whereas
cumulative
highest
100OrM,
followed
50OrM–50Syn.
Regarding
emissions,
significantly
lower
50OrM–50Syn
50OrM–50OrS
34%–54%,
compared
with
100OrM
100Syn.
In
emission
was
also
detected
treatment.
response
only
total
solids
(with
maximum
values
100Syn
treatment).
top‐dressing
fertilizer
prevented
penalties
use
efficiency,
100OrS.
Therefore,
conventional
at
seeding
dressing
(applied
fertigation)
most
sustainable
strategy
from
environmental
viewpoints
Mediterranean
agroecosystems.
Agricultural Water Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
290, P. 108599 - 108599
Published: Nov. 21, 2023
Climate
change
caused
by
increasing
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions
has
led
to
frequent
extreme
weather
events,
which
seriously
threaten
sustainable
agricultural
production.
Therefore,
it
is
essential
optimize
proper
irrigation
management
improve
the
grain
yield,
crop
water
productivity
(WPc),
economic
(EWPc),
and
lower
global
warming
potential
(GWP)
GWP
Intensity
(GWPI).
The
effect
of
scheduling
methods
on
GHG
remains
largely
unknown,
even
though
this
knowledge
management.
To
address
gap,
a
field
experiment
was
carried
out
in
North
China
Plain
(NCP)
for
three
winter
wheat
seasons
measure
influence
different
WPc,
EWPc,
GWP,
GWPI.
Irrigation
including
50%,
60%,
70%
capacity
(FC)
were
kept
main
plots
methods,
sprinkler,
drip,
flood
sub-plots.
results
revealed
that
relative
sprinkler
at
60%
FC,
drip
FC
significantly
(p
<
0.05)
improved
yield
4.89–7.52%,
WPc
1.0–5.4%,
EWPc
1.1–5.49%,
7.47–9.34%,
GWPI
10.92–15.23%.
Compared
with
increased
5.34–6.81%,
5.65–15.1%,
5.73–15.12%,
10.36–15.16%,
16.22–19.40%.
Technique
order
preference
similarity
an
ideal
solution
(TOPSIS)
presented
compared
scheduling,
provides
best
optimal
balance
combined
suggested
sustained
mitigated
NCP.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 106 - 106
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
In
recent
years,
research
on
farmland
soil
stability
has
gained
attention
due
to
climate
change.
Studying
the
thermal
of
enzymes
at
key
crop
growth
stages
in
response
increased
CO2,
drought,
and
warming
is
critical
for
evaluating
change
impacts
production
ecosystem
stability.
Despite
its
importance,
nutrient
cycling
remains
limited.
A
pot
experiment
was
conducted
using
winter
wheat
(Triticum
aestivum
L.),
one
China’s
main
grain
crops,
as
object.
An
artificial
chamber
used
simulate
four
(jointing
stage,
flowering
filling
maturity
stage).
Different
levels
CO2
concentration
(400
800
μmol
mol−1),
temperature
conditions
(current
4
°C
higher),
water
(80%
60%
field
capacity)
were
set,
their
interactions
examined.
By
analyzing
sensitivity
(Q10)
enzyme
activities
related
carbon
(C),
nitrogen
(N),
phosphorous
(P)
cycles
different
treatments,
results
showed
that
doubling
decreased
C
cycle
Q10
N
P
significantly.
Additionally,
with
increasing
temperature,
while
other
inconsistent
responses.
Mild
drought
significantly
N-cycling
early
stage
P-cycling
each
but
mature
stage.
The
interaction
between
exhibited
a
single-factor
superimposed
effect
reducing
Q10.
Moreover,
offset
mild
stress
Above-ground
biomass,
total
dissolved
nitrogen,
nitrate
identified
primary
factors
influencing
C,
N,
This
study
great
significance
exploring
effects
global
food
mechanism
functional
under
future
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
342, P. 109728 - 109728
Published: Sept. 26, 2023
Agricultural
irrigation
is
important
in
boosting
crop
yields
especially
water-stressed
regions,
but
little
known
about
the
distinct
climatic
effects
induced
by
different
methods,
particularly
North
China
Plain
(NCP)
where
applied
extensively.
Here
we
examine
of
flood
(FI),
sprinkler
(SI)
and
drip
(DI)
over
NCP
during
growing
season
using
dynamic
schemes
implemented
into
a
coupled
land-atmosphere
model.
The
model
generally
captures
spatial
distribution
surface
temperature,
relative
humidity
precipitation.
changes
regional
average
temperature
FI,
SI
DI
are
–0.43,
–0.53
–0.19
°C,
respectively.
relatively
larger
cooling
effect
for
than
that
FI
associated
with
enhanced
cloud
formation.
By
shifting
energy
balance,
cause
wet,
cool,
cloudy
shallow
planetary
boundary
layer,
while
exhibits
smallest
indeed
inhibits
increases
convective
available
potential
precipitable
water
enhance
precipitation
0.8–1.2
mm
d–1.
In
contrast,
reduced
due
to
within
leads
warmer
drier
from
June
August,
which
likely
upper-level
geopotential
heights
turn
suppresses
series
climate
feedbacks.
hydrometeorological
interactions
feedbacks
arising
methods
related
rates,
frequencies
approaches
application.
While
recognized
as
most
water-saving
method,
it
also
generates
least
among
three
thus
less
effective
safeguarding
grain
against
rising
temperatures.
Our
study
emphasizes
need
more
sustainable
adaptive
ensure
food
security,
conservation
stability
face
change.
Land Degradation and Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
ABSTRACT
Prior
studies
have
conducted
extensive
investigations
of
the
water–carbon
coupling
relationship
for
aboveground
vegetation
and
shallow
soils,
but
characteristics
multivariate
controls
in
deep
soils
not
been
fully
explored.
This
has
important
implications
better
understanding
water
carbon
cycles
ecosystems.
In
this
study,
we
attempted
to
examine
18
m
profiles
under
farmland
(F),
grassland
(G),
willow
(SP),
poplar
(P)
China's
Loess
Plateau.
Specially,
at
diverse
depths
scales
were
explored
via
wavelet
analysis.
Individually,
conversion
from
F
G,
SP,
P
decreased
soil
storage
within
0–15
by
553
(22%
F),
557
(22%),
943
mm
(38%).
Land
use
change
had
little
impact
on
organic
or
inorganic
carbon.
Even
so,
poplar,
compared
with
willow,
resulted
higher
vertical
variations
Furthermore,
land
increased
coherence
between
whole
layer.
comparison
F,
which
was
dominated
retention,
exhibited
dominant
sequestration.
The
reduced
root‐mean‐square
deviation
0.29
(F)
0.13
6‐
15‐m
layer
0.32
0.20
0‐
2‐m
Sand
content
electrical
conductivity
both
played
negative
roles
maintaining
layers
different
scales,
respectively.
study
endeavors
present
a
novel
viewpoint
management,
potential
enhance
ecosystem
services
water‐limited
land‐degradation
regions.
Agricultural Engineering/Inżynieria Rolnicza,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
28(1), P. 235 - 250
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
The
aim
of
the
study
was
to
assess
potential
use
carbon
footprint
for
environmental
evaluation
agricultural
systems.
Carbon
analysis
in
agriculture
has
a
strategic
dimension
terms
sustainable
food
production.
Reducing
negative
impact
on
climate
change
is
key
element
many
quality
management
systems
and
included
legislation
countries.
One
challenges
calculating
lack
clear
methodologies
determination
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions
at
this
stage.
Normative
documents
highlight
need
consider
all
areas
GHG
emissions,
but
practice,
exceedingly
difficult
due
specific
characteristics
plant
production,
which
takes
place
under
variable
conditions
related
soil
type,
its
properties,
chemical
composition,
climate,
production
technology.
Based
review
scientific
literature,
it
concluded
that
studies
evaluations
technology
improvements
(implementing
actions
compensate
anthropogenic
pressure)
should
be
conducted
within
an
individual
system
boundary.
boundary
developed
based
process
map
created
accordance
with
guidelines
ISO
31000:2018.
Most
input
data
used
calculations
must
standardized
range
parameters
dependent
natural,
geographical,
infrastructural
location.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 30, 2024
Abstract
Food
production
is
one
of
the
most
important
sources
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions,
both
in
primary
and
processing
logistics
chain.
The
problematic
risky
optimization
environmental
effects
stage
production.
This
due
to
significant
influence
factors
related
climate
soil
that
are
difficult
predict.
scientific
literature
offers
much
information
on
impact
crop
residue
management,
but
context
for
assessing
management
corn
carbon
footprint
still
unclear.
effectiveness
using
organic
additives
like
biochar,
compost,
or
straw,
maintain
productivity
well
acknowledged.
Information
about
particular
strategies
sequestration,
quality,
yield
cultivation
currently
scarce.
research
aimed
assess
potential
optimizing
through
modifications
with
a
focus
efficiency
indicator
being
level
emissions
per
functional
unit
product.
A
three-year
growing
experiment
was
conducted
investigate
different
strategies.
technology
terms
strategy
had
plants
amount
GHG
emissions.
conversion
straw
biochar
its
introduction
into
reduced
from
unit,
despite
energy
expenditure
transport
From
time
perspective,
beneficial
effect
addition
size
commercial
observed.
In
variants
nitrogen
fertilization,
no
reduction
yields
confirmed
hypothesis
could
be
useful
material
slow-acting
fertilizers.