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Optimizing crop rotation increases soil carbon and reduces GHG emissions without sacrificing yields

Resource Type: ACADEMIC JOURNAL
Authors: Yang, Yuhao ^a; Ti, Jinsong ^b; Zou, Jun ^a; Wu, Yao ^a; Rees, Robert M. ^c; Harrison, Matthew Tom ^d; Li, Wenxin ^a; Huang, Wenhai ^a; Hu, Suya ^a; Liu, Ke ^d; Wen, Xinya ^a; Chen, Fu ^a; Yin, Xiaogang ^{a, ⁎}
Source: In Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 1 February 2023 342
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Language: English
ISSN: 0167-8809
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DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2022.108220

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@@@@Highlights •Irrigation increases crop yield, SOC and reduces CFs compared with rainfed.•The WM has the largest yield, and the WS has the smallest GHG emissions.•The WMMs had the strongest SOC sequestration ability, the smallest CFs and the largest CSI.•The WMMs under irrigation shows the most suitable potential in the NCP.

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Optimizing crop rotation increases soil carbon and reduces GHG emissions without sacrificing yields

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