Carbon
sequestration
in
soils
is
a
strategy
to
mitigate
climate
change
and
promote
sustainable
soil
management.
Since
the
European
Union
(EU)
stimulates
reduction
of
greenhouse
gases
(GHG)
from
atmosphere,
necessity
explore
innovative
approaches
sequester
carbon
agricultural
landscapes
becoming
urgent.
Farming
(CF)
has
emerged
as
promising
program
agriculture
but
there
still
lack
agreement
on
which
tools
can
be
used
calculate
Soil
Organic
(SOC)
dynamics
this
context.
Using
RothC
model
spatial
analysis
SOC
parcels
Flanders,
Belgium
was
performed.
Two
among
various
CF
practices
were
simulated:
transversal
use
cover
crops
(CC)
most
common
crop
rotations
adopted
area,
enriched
with
crops.
The
performances
evaluated
compared
other
studies
areas
similar
environments.
selected
emissions
up
60%
current
projections.
sensitive
variables
that
affect
final
total
SOC,
thus
determining
outcome,
are
BAU
inputs
initial
content.
For
these
Pearson
Correlation
Coefficient
reached
values
-0.78
-0.50
respectively.
To
achieve
net
Belgium,
more
effective
solutions
need
evaluated.
Furthermore,
larger
amount
accessibility
data
required
reach
better
modelling
performances.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Фев. 21, 2024
Legumes
are
essential
to
healthy
agroecosystems,
with
a
rich
phytochemical
content
that
impacts
overall
human
and
animal
well-being
environmental
sustainability.
While
these
phytochemicals
can
have
both
positive
negative
effects,
legumes
traditionally
been
bred
produce
genotypes
lower
levels
of
certain
plant
phytochemicals,
specifically
those
commonly
termed
as
‘antifeedants’
including
phenolic
compounds,
saponins,
alkaloids,
tannins,
raffinose
family
oligosaccharides
(RFOs).
However,
when
incorporated
into
balanced
diet,
such
legume
offer
health
benefits
for
humans
animals.
They
positively
influence
the
gut
microbiome
by
promoting
growth
beneficial
bacteria,
contributing
health,
demonstrating
anti-inflammatory
antioxidant
properties.
Beyond
their
nutritional
value,
also
play
vital
role
in
soil
health.
The
containing
residues
from
shoots
roots
usually
remain
in-field
affect
nutrient
status
diversity,
so
enhancing
functions
benefiting
performance
yield
following
crops.
This
review
explores
‘one
health’
perspective,
examining
on
soil-
gut-microbial
ecology,
bridging
gap
between
nutrition
agroecological
science.
Large
scale
cropland
erosion
rates
mapping
and
dynamic
monitoring
are
critical
for
agricultural
planning
but
extremely
challenging.
In
this
study,
by
using
field
investigation
data
collected
from
20,155
land
parcels
in
2,781
sample
units
the
National
Soil
Erosion
Survey,
use
change
two
decades
Land
Use/Cover
Database
of
China
(NLUD-C),
we
proposed
a
new
point
to
surface
approach
quantitatively
assess
long-term
based
on
CSLE
model
non-homogeneous
voting.
The
results
show
that
Yunnan
suffers
serious
problem
with
unsustainable
mean
soil
rate
40.47t/(ha·a)
ratio
70.11%,
which
significantly
higher
than
those
other
types.
Engineering
control
measures
(ECMS)
have
profound
impact
reducing
erosion,
without
ESMs
differs
more
five
times.
Over
past
decades,
area
continues
decrease,
net
reduction
7461.83
km2
−10.55%,
causes
corresponding
0.32×108
t
(12.12%
)
decrease
loss.
We
also
quantified
different
LUCC
scenarios
extraordinarily
high
variability
was
found
loss
basins
periods.
Conversion
forest
contributes
most
reduction,
while
conversion
grassland
56.18%
increase
erosion.
Considering
current
speed
regulation,
it
is
sharp
leads
rather
treatments.
dilemma
between
Grain
Green
Policy
Cropland
Protecting
Strategy
mountainous
areas
should
be
treated
carefully
shared
understanding
collaborations
roles.
European Journal of Soil Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
75(2)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2024
Abstract
Sustainable
agricultural
soil
management
practices
are
key
to
restore,
maintain
and
improve
health.
The
European
Joint
Programme
for
SOIL
(EJP
SOIL)
has
identified
twelve
main
challenges
in
Europe.
To
assess
the
potential
eventually
increase
adoption
of
soil‐improving
practices,
it
is
necessary
know
(i)
current
levels
(ii)
socio‐technical
barriers
influencing
their
adoption,
(iii)
bio‐physical
limits.
This
study
compiled
an
inventory
relevant
conditions,
used
a
survey
among
scientists
these
In
total,
53
were
that
address
one
or
several
challenges.
most
was
low
spatially
heterogeneous
across
Europe,
highlighting
region‐specific
limitations
sustainable
management.
Qualitative
interviews
conducted
explore
importance
aspects
adoption.
Using
conservation
agriculture
as
example,
factors
can
hinder
included
availability
knowledge
adequate
machinery,
financial
risks,
farming
traditions.
Through
modelling
approach,
54%
arable
land
Europe
found
be
suitable
cover
cropping,
indicating
frequently
limited
by
climatic
constraints.
We
propose
approach
recognizes
identifying
overcoming
barriers,
acknowledging
limits
may
expanded
innovation.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
351, С. 119615 - 119615
Опубликована: Дек. 12, 2023
High-resolution
mapping
of
rice
fields
is
crucial
for
understanding
and
managing
cultivation
in
countries
like
Bangladesh,
particularly
the
face
climate
change.
Rice
a
vital
crop,
cultivated
small
scale
farms
that
contributes
significantly
to
economy
food
security
Bangladesh.
Accurate
can
facilitate
improved
production,
development
sustainable
agricultural
management
policies,
formulation
strategies
adapting
climatic
risks.
To
address
need
timely
accurate
mapping,
we
developed
framework
specifically
designed
diverse
environmental
conditions
We
utilized
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
time-series
data
identify
transplantation
peak
seasons
employed
multi-Otsu
automatic
thresholding
approach
map
during
season
(April-May).
also
compared
performance
random
forest
(RF)
classifier
with
using
two
different
combinations:
D1,
which
utilizes
from
(D1
RF)
D2,
harvest
(D2
RF).
Our
results
demonstrated
achieved
an
overall
classification
accuracy
(OCA)
ranging
61.18%
94.43%
across
all
crop
zones.
The
D2
RF
showed
highest
mean
OCA
(92.15%)
among
fourteen
zones,
followed
by
D1
(89.47%)
(85.27%).
Although
had
relatively
lower
OCA,
it
proved
effective
accurately
areas
prior
harvest,
eliminating
training
samples
be
challenging
obtain
growing
season.
In-season
area
maps
generated
through
this
are
decision-making
regarding
adaptive
response
stresses
forecasting
area-wide
productivity.
scalability
our
space
time
makes
suitable
addressing
field
scarcity
challenges
Bangladesh
offers
potential
future
operationalization.
Remote Sensing,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(5), С. 834 - 834
Опубликована: Фев. 28, 2024
Cover
crops
play
a
pivotal
role
in
mitigating
climate
change
by
bolstering
carbon
sequestration
through
biomass
production
and
soil
integration.
However,
current
methods
for
quantifying
cover
crop
lack
spatial
precision
objectivity.
Thus,
our
research
aimed
to
devise
remote-sensing-based
approach
estimate
across
various
species
mixtures
during
fallow
periods
France.
Leveraging
Sentinel-2
optical
data
machine
learning
algorithms,
we
modeled
50
fields
representative
of
France’s
diverse
cropping
practices
types.
Initial
tests
using
traditional
empirical
relationships
between
vegetation
indices/spectral
bands
dry
revealed
challenges
accurately
estimating
mixed
categories
due
spectral
interference
from
grasses
weeds,
underscoring
the
complexity
modeling
agricultural
conditions.
To
address
this
challenge,
compared
several
algorithms
(Support
Vector
Machine,
Random
Forest,
eXtreme
Gradient
Boosting)
indices
latest
available
image
before
sampling
as
input.
Additionally,
developed
an
that
incorporates
dense
time
series
data,
generated
Radial
Basis
Function
interpolation.
Our
findings
demonstrated
Forest
model
trained
with
development
period
yielded
promising
results,
average
R-squared
(r2)
value
0.75
root
mean
square
error
(RMSE)
0.73
t·ha−1,
surpassing
results
obtained
single-image
snapshots
(r2
0.55).
Moreover,
exhibited
robustness
accounting
factors
such
diversity,
varied
climatic
conditions,
presence
weed
vegetation—essential
approximating
real-world
Importantly,
its
applicability
extends
beyond
France,
holding
potential
global
scalability.
The
availability
calibration
regions
timeframes
could
facilitate
broader
application.
European Journal of Soil Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
76(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 24, 2025
ABSTRACT
Microbial
transformation
of
soil
organic
matter
plays
a
critical
role
in
carbon
(C)
cycling
making
it
essential
to
understand
how
land
use
and
management
practices
influence
microbial
physiology
its
connection
C
dynamics.
One
factor
that
is
likely
impact
crop
diversification
via
on
belowground
diversity
(e.g.,
chemical
heterogeneity
inputs,
community
composition).
However,
the
effect
measures
potential
effects
agricultural
soils
still
unclear.
To
address
this
knowledge
gap,
we
sampled
topsoil
from
eight
experimental
sites
covering
different
across
Europe
(i.e.,
cover
crops,
ley
farming,
vegetation
stripes).
We
used
18
O‐labelling
method
analyse
efficiency
(CUE),
growth,
respiration
biomass
C.
Additionally,
second
sampling
at
five
selected
examined
whether
growing
season
influenced
diversification.
Meta‐analysis
revealed
no
overall
CUE,
activity,
or
(SOC).
varied
with
type
measure:
crops
did
not
affect
processing,
stripes
increased
farming
enhanced
CUE.
The
largest
variation
CUE
was
observed
between
samplings
same
sites,
indicating
seasonal
Temperature,
precipitation
photosynthetically
active
radiation
predicted
(
R
2
=
0.36).
While
significantly
storage
our
study,
both
SOC.
SOC
seems
be
decoupled
highly
temporally
variable
bulk
rather
relate
C‐inputs.
Introduction
This
study
analyzes
the
impact
of
climate
change
on
streamflow
and
sediment
yield
in
Carapelle
basin,
a
Mediterranean
watershed
located
Apulia
Region
Italy.
Methods
Three
model
projections
(CMCC,
MPI,
EC-EARTH)
under
CMIP6
SSP2-4.5
scenario
were
bias-corrected
evaluated
using
statistical
measures
to
ensure
enhanced
fit
with
observed
data.
The
Soil
Water
Assessment
Tool
(SWAT)
was
implemented
simulate
hydrology
yield.
calibrated
validated
measured
load
data
from
2004–2011,
demonstrating
satisfactory
performance
for
both
parameters.
Baseline
conditions
(2000–2020)
compared
future
(2030–2050).
Results
Climate
2030-2050
indicated
temperature
increases
up
1.3°C
average
annual
rainfall
decreases
38%
baseline.
These
changes
resulted
reduced
water
across
all
models.
CMCC
projected
highest
reduction
mean
flow
(67%),
smaller
reductions
MPI
(35%)
EC-EARTH
(7%).
Correspondingly,
52.8%
(CMCC),
41.7%
(MPI),
18.1%
(EC-EARTH).
Despite
these
overall
reductions,
spatial
analysis
revealed
that
soil
erosion
remained
critical
(sediment
>10
t
ha
−1
)
certain
areas,
particularly
steep
slopes
wheat
cultivation.
Discussion
Integrating
considerations
into
management
strategies
is
essential
sustaining
river
basins
conditions.
Adaptation
such
as
BMPs
NBSs
should
be
reduce
mitigate
impacts.