Emissions of nitrous oxide from a cracking clay soil - Graeme Schwenke

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Nitrous oxide emissions from soils are strongly linked to rainfall and soil moisture levels. Higher emissions were observed from canola plots that received urea fertilizer compared to chickpea plots. Emission factors for N2O were around 0.3-0.8% of applied nitrogen for canola and 0.3% for chickpea. Including more pulse crops in rotations has the potential to reduce N2O emissions from broadacre farming by decreasing fertilizer use and increasing nitrogen use efficiency.

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Emission of nitrous oxide from a cracking clay soil Graeme Schwenke , David Herridge, Guy McMullen, Bruce Haigh, Kelly Baker

Cracking Clay Soils Cropping in the northwest NSW grain-growing region covers up to 2.5 m ha. More than 70% of crops are grown on cracking clay soils ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Tamworth N 2 O trial site

Direct soil emissions of N 2 O ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],* in an alkaline clay soil with pH >8.0 Fertiliser (e.g. urea, ammonia, ammonium sulphate, DAP, MAP, UAN) Fertiliser (e.g. calcium nitrate, ammonium nitrate, UAN) Soil organic matter, Crop residues, Manure NH 4 + NO 3 - N 2 O (~0.4%) Nitrification N 2 O (~ 2.4%*) N 2 Denitrification Plant uptake

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Air sample chambers in newly sown wheat and winter fallow plots

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Air sample chambers in wheat and newly sown sorghum

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The full proceedings paper is at: www.extension.org/72781 Previous research conducted in western Washington State has demonstrated that when manure N is applied at rates greater than needed for grass uptake, excess N in soil in the form of nitrate-N can leach to shallow groundwater during the months of high rainfall. In a prior study, it was evident that tillage and reseeding of the cropland was a contributor to loss of nitrate–N from soil to underlying groundwater. The objective of this study was to characterize the effect of re-seeding of cropland using minimum tillage and conventional tillage methods on crop uptake of nitrogen, soil nitrate-N concentration, nitrate concentration in shallow ground water underlying the field, and the relationships between these matrices.

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Nitrogen, the vital primary plant growth nutrient at deficit soil conditions, drastically affects the growth and yield of a crop. Over the years, excess use of inorganic nitrogenous fertilizers resulted in pollution, eutrophication and thereby demanding the reduction in the use of chemical fertilizers. Being a C4 plant with fibrous root system and high NUE, maize can be deployed to be the best candidate for better N uptake and utilization in nitrogen deficient soils. The maize germplasm sources has enormous genetic variation for better nitrogen uptake contributing traits. Adoption of single cross maize hybrids as well as inherent property of high NUE has helped maize cultivars to achieve the highest growth rate among the cereals during last decade. Further, considering the high cost of nitrogenous fertilizers, adverse effects on soil health and environmental impact, maize improvement demands better utilization of existing genetic variation for NUE via introgression of novel allelic combinations in existing cultivars. Furthermore, there is reason to question the usefulness of many traditional NUE formulations, and to consider factors to improve the conceptualization of NUE for future use. As a resource for agricultural researchers and students, here we present a comprehensive list of NUE indices and discuss their functions, strengths, and limitations. We also suggest several factors—which are currently ignored in traditional NUE indices—that will improve the conceptualization of NUE, such as: accounting for a wider range of soil N forms, considering how plants mediate their response to the soil N status, including the below-ground/root N pools, capturing the synchrony between available N and plant N demand, blending agronomic performance with ecosystem functioning, and affirming the biological meaning of NUE. In the last six decades, the consumption of reactive nitrogen (Nr) in the form of fertilizer in India has been growing rapidly, whilst the nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) of cropping systems has been decreasing. These trends have led to increasing environmental losses of Nr, threatening the quality of air, soils, and fresh waters, and thereby endangering climate-stability, ecosystems, and human-health. Since it has been suggested that the fertilizer consumption of India may double by 2050, there is an urgent need for scientific research to support better nitrogen management in Indian agriculture. In order to share knowledge and to develop a joint vision, experts from the UK and India came together for a conference and workshop on “Challenges and Opportunities for Agricultural Nitrogen Science in India.” The meeting concluded with three core messages: Soil stewardship is essential and legumes need to be planted in rotation with cereals to increase nitrogen fixation in areas of limited Nr availability.

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Abstract— Anaerobic decomposition of organic material in flooded rice paddy fields produces methane and is considered one of the most prevalent sources for atmospheric methane. Methane from the rice paddy fields escapes to the atmosphere primarily by diffusive transport through the rice plants during the growing season. This paper aimed at the inventarisation of greenhouse gas emissions from the flooded rice paddy fields using Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2006 guidelines - Tier 1 approach for Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land-use sector. The methane emission from rice paddy fields for the year 1990-1991 was 1.255 Gg or 31.364GgCO2e, while 2012-2013 accounts for 0.269Gg or 6.725GgCO2e. The overall decrease of 21.44% of methane emissions from rice paddy fields was observed during the last two and half decade. The rice paddy fields are decreased over the years due to rapid expansion of the built-up environment in the outskirts of the urban area.

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Abstract: Exerting necessitated concentrations of Nitrate and fluoride to the organic highland cropping systems is a vital management technique. All the chemical elements of the earth’s crust occur in widely differing omnipresent concentrations, due to their different nuclear chemical formation and geochemical history. The use of biological nitrogen and fluoride inputs complicates its balancing act due to dandier uncertainty in inorganic Nitrogen and Fluoride availability. The growers to strike maintain Nitrogen provisioning to support crop growth and retention of limit pollution followed by fluoride associated soils. Due to various activities of the man in domestic field, agriculture area and industrial establishment the environment around us consisting soil, water and air gets polluted. Fluoride inexhaustible concentrations forbid the growth of crop even though nitrates reposit in the cultivated soils. The purpose of this project was to establish kinetics when nitro fluorides associated in the highland soils to different crop systems towards environmental pollutions. Cordia Africana and alfalfa are the plants which make soil to get enrichment of Nitrates and deescalate of concentrations of fluorides from cultivated soils through its decomposition. This entire study went on its conventionally tilled crops followed by Cordia Africana and alfalfa stems and leaf particles. Surface soil nitrate concentrations were measured weekly, biweekly by volumetric analysis and nitrate leaching was estimated from tension Lysimeters which were buried at the soil bedrock interface. Subsequently by using Orion 720A fluoride ion meter, deescalated concentrations of fluorides have been measured. The demonstrated concentrations of Soil in NO3 variables, coefficients of variations from the mean concentrations across all samplings have been recorded sporadically. The total area of the soil bed was maintained the same PH values until project was completed by weigh Lysimeters. The timing of elevated Nitrate concentrations (10-15PPM) and the concentrations of fluoride in deeper soil water corresponds with fallow periods. These dynamics will assist growers in adapting the timing management operations and reduces nitrate departures.

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Impact We will gain a better understanding of the critical soil conditions and microbial factors that uncouple or couple nitrification from the other NH4+ consuming sinks. This will enable us to refine nitrogen models and field based management strategies that prevent excessive and/or untimely losses of soil and fertilizer N. This will reduce economic losses to farmers and reduce the potential for off-site damage to environmental quality.

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