All
studies
conducted
in
the
course
of
this
Ph.D.
Thesis
were
funded
by
German
Federal
Ministry
Food
and
Agriculture
(BMEL)
through
Office
for
(BLE)
within
framework
project
"MilKey"
(grant
number
2819ERA08A),
joint
call
2018
ERA-GAS
no.
696356),
SusAn
696231)
ICT-AGRI
2
618123)
on
"New
technologies,
solutions,
systems
to
reduce
greenhouse
gas
emissions
animal
production
systems".
BC3-Research
is
supported
Spanish
Government
María
de
Maeztu
excellence
accreditation
2018–2022
(Ref.
MDM-2017-0714)
2023-2026
CEX2021-001201-M,
MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033)
Basque
BERC
2018–2021
program.
Agustin
del
Prado
financed
Ramon
y
Cajal
program
Economy,
Industry,
Competitiveness
(RYC-2017-22143).
Agronomy,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
13(2), С. 527 - 527
Опубликована: Фев. 11, 2023
Although
nitrogen
(N)
is
the
most
limiting
nutrient
for
agricultural
production,
its
overuse
associated
with
environmental
pollution,
increased
concentration
of
greenhouse
gases,
and
several
human
animal
health
implications.
These
implications
are
greatly
affected
by
biochemical
transformations
losses
N
such
as
volatilization,
leaching,
runoff,
denitrification.
Half
globally
produced
fertilizers
used
to
grow
three
major
cereals—rice,
wheat,
maize—and
their
current
level
recovery
approximately
30–50%.
The
continuously
increasing
application
fertilizers,
despite
lower
cereals,
can
further
intensify
leftover
N.
To
address
these
implications,
improvement
in
use
efficiency
(NUE)
adopting
efficient
agronomic
practices
modern
breeding
biotechnological
tools
developing
cultivars
requires
immediate
attention.
Conventional
marker-assisted
selection
methods
be
map
quantitative
trait
loci,
introgression
elite
germplasm
leads
creation
better
NUE.
Moreover,
gene-editing
technology
gives
opportunity
develop
high-yielding
improved
utilization
capacity.
reliable
cheap
include
site-specific
management,
enhanced
resource
conservation
practices,
precision
farming,
nano-fertilizers
that
help
farmers
reduce
from
soil–plant
system,
thus
improving
Our
review
illuminates
insights
into
recent
advances
local
scientific
soil
crop
management
technologies,
along
conventional
technologies
on
how
increase
NUE
linked
pollution
Agronomy for Sustainable Development,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
44(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2024
Abstract
Understanding
the
environmental
consequences
associated
with
dairy
cattle
production
systems
is
crucial
for
implementation
of
targeted
strategies
emission
reduction.
However,
few
studies
have
modelled
effect
tailored
mitigation
options
across
key
European
systems.
Here,
we
assess
single
and
combined
six
practises
on
selected
case
Europe
through
Sustainable
Integrated
Management
System
Dairy
Production
model.
This
semi-mechanistic
model
accounts
interacting
flows
from
a
whole-farm
perspective
simulating
losses
in
response
to
different
management
site-specific
conditions.
The
results
show
how
reducing
crude
protein
content
purchased
fraction
diet
was
an
adequate
strategy
reduce
greenhouse
gas
nitrogen
intensity
all
Furthermore,
implementing
anaerobic
digestion
plant
reduced
emissions
tested
while
increasing
intensity,
particularly
when
slurry
applied
using
broadcast.
Regarding
productivity
increase,
contrasting
effects
were
observed
amongst
modelled.
Moreover,
shallow
injection
effectively
mitigated
fields
due
strong
reductions
ammonia
volatilisation.
When
substituting
urea
ammonium
nitrate
as
mineral
fertiliser,
conditions
affected
potential
observed,
discouraging
its
application
sandy-loam
soils.
Rigid
covers
storage-related
showing
minor
total
intensity.
In
addition,
our
provide
novel
evidence
regarding
advantages
cumulative
adapted
offset
negative
trade-offs
single-option
applications
(i.e.
or
injection).
Through
this
study,
contribute
better
understanding
Europe,
thus
facilitating
adoption
context-specific
reduction
strategies.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
30(5)
Опубликована: Май 1, 2024
Abstract
Nitrous
oxide
(N
2
O)
emissions
from
livestock
manure
contribute
significantly
to
the
growth
of
atmospheric
N
O,
a
powerful
greenhouse
gas
and
dominant
ozone‐depleting
substance.
Here,
we
estimate
global
O
during
1890–2020
using
tier
approach
2019
Refinement
2006
IPCC
Guidelines.
Global
increased
by
~350%
451
[368–556]
Gg
year
−1
in
1890
2042
[1677–2514]
2020.
These
contributed
~30%
anthropogenic
decade
2010–2019.
Cattle
most
(60%)
increase,
followed
poultry
(19%),
pigs
(15%),
sheep
goats
(6%).
Regionally,
South
Asia,
Africa,
Latin
America
dominated
since
1990s.
Nationally,
largest
were
found
India
(329
),
China
(267
United
States
(163
Brazil
(129
)
Pakistan
(102
2010s.
We
substantial
impact
productivity,
specifically
animal
body
weight
milk
yield,
on
emission
trends.
Furthermore,
large
spread
existed
among
different
methodologies
estimates
manure,
with
our
results
20%–25%
lower
than
those
based
This
study
highlights
need
for
robust
time‐variant
model
parameterization
continuous
improvement
factors
enhance
precision
inventories.
Additionally,
urgent
mitigation
is
required,
as
all
available
inventories
indicate
rapid
increase
recent
decades.
Context
Agricultural
soils
are
a
major
source
of
emissions
the
greenhouse
gas
nitrous
oxide
(N2O).
Aim
Quantify
direct
N2O
from
Australian
agricultural
production
systems
receiving
nitrogen
(N)
inputs
synthetic
and
organic
fertilisers,
crop
residues,
urine
dung.
Method
A
meta-analysis
agriculture
(2003–2021)
identified
394
valid
emission
factors
(EFs),
including
102
EFs
with
enhanced
efficiency
fertilisers
(EEFs).
Key
results
The
average
EF
all
N
sources
(excluding
EEFs)
was
0.57%.
Industry-based
for
fertiliser
ranged
0.17%
(non-irrigated
pasture)
to
1.77%
(sugar
cane),
an
Australia-wide
0.70%.
Emission
were
independent
topsoil
carbon
content,
bulk
density
pH.
revised
non-irrigated
cropping
(grains)
industry
is
now
0.41%;
however,
geographically-defined
recommended.
Urea
most
common
0.72%
compared
(0.20%),
dung
(0.06%)
organo-mineral
mixtures
(0.26%).
in
rainfed
environments
increased
by
0.16%
every
100
mm
over
300
mean
annual
rainfall.
For
each
additional
50
kg
ha−1
fertiliser,
0.13%,
0.31%
0.38%
horticulture,
irrigated
high
rainfall
industries,
respectively.
use
3,4
dimethylpyrazole-phosphate
(DMPP)
produced
significant
reductions
55%,
80%
84%
Conclusions
implications
Incorporation
into
2020
National
Greenhouse
Accounts
(NGA)
12%
increase
application
fertilisers.
lack
country-specific
residue
decomposition
data
deficiency
NGA.
Despite
advancements
in
electrification
and
the
transition
to
solar-based
electricity
production,
India
will
continue
depend
on
land-based
carbon
offsets
achieve
its
net-zero
target.
Land-based
climate
mitigation
strategies
can
be
implemented
by
utilizing
underutilized
marginal
lands
or
increasing
land
availability
through
technological
interventions
close
agricultural
yield
gaps.
Both
below-ground
(e.g.,
soil
carbon)
above-ground
standing
tree
biomass)
options
offer
viable
pathways
for
such
measures.
Key
include
cultivating
perennial
bioenergy
feedstocks,
afforestation,
establishing
fast-growing
Miyawaki
forests,
restoring
wetlands
mangroves,
applying
biosolids
land.
However,
caution
is
essential
prevent
unintended
consequences,
as
clearing
natural
forests
introducing
microplastics
into
soils.
The
cost
of
sequestration
resilience
permanence
stored
critical
factors
determining
preferred
approach.
Additionally,
often
overlap
spatially,
making
GIS-based
tools
indispensable
identifying
optimal
solutions
tailored
local
conditions.
Integrating
these
national
budget
enhance
transparency
contribute
significantly
India’s
emissions
goal.
Grass and Forage Science,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
78(3), С. 338 - 358
Опубликована: Май 20, 2023
Abstract
The
effect
of
slurry
application
techniques
and
N
stabilizing
strategies
on
nitrous
oxide
emission
from
grasslands
is
poorly
understood
and,
therefore,
can
result
in
large
uncertainties
national/regional
inventories.
Field
experiments
were,
thus,
conducted
to
estimate
the
different
fertilization
(N
2
O)
emissions.
Fertilizer
was
applied
(135–270
kg
ha
−1
year
)
as
calcium
ammonium
nitrate
(CAN),
untreated
or
treated
cattle
slurry.
either
with
sulfuric
acid
(target
pH
=
6.0),
using
trailing
shoes
3,4‐dimethyl
pyrazole
phosphate
via
slot
injection.
O
fluxes
were
sampled
closed
chamber
technique.
Cumulative
emissions
ranged
0.1–2.9
across
treatment,
sites
years.
showed
inconsistent
effects
soil
mineral
content,
cumulative
yield.
fertilizer
replacement
value
low
due
use
efficiencies
at
sites.
However,
a
close
positive
relationship
(
r
0.5;
p
.013)
between
biomass
yield
observed,
highlighting
benefit
high
crop
productivity.
O‐N
factors
for
all
treatments,
including
CAN,
but
2–6
times
higher
2019
than
2020
lower
precipitation
2020.
Variations
largely
explained
by
climatic
factors.
Even
emissions,
this
study
highlights
(significant
mitigation
emissions)
replacing
increasingly
expensive
chemical
input
under
favourable
conditions
denitrification.