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Restoring soil health to reduce irrigation demand and buffer the impacts of drought
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作者 Rebecca SCHNEIDER Stephen MORREALE +6 位作者 Zhigang LI Erin MENZIES PLUER Kirsten KURTZ Xilu NI Cuiping WANG Changxiao LI Harold VAN ES 《Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering》 2020年第3期339-346,共8页
Irrigation consumes three quarters of globalwater withdrawals each year. Strategies are needed toreduce irrigationwater use, including increasingtheefficiency of transfer methods and field application.Comprehensive re... Irrigation consumes three quarters of globalwater withdrawals each year. Strategies are needed toreduce irrigationwater use, including increasingtheefficiency of transfer methods and field application.Comprehensive restoration of soil health, specificallythrough organic matter amendments, can substantiallyreduce irrigation demand and increase crop yield. Aprogram to restore severely degraded and desertified soilsby incorporating coarse woodchips into the soil success-fully increased rainfall capture and elevated soil moisturefor several weeks between rainfall events at both Ningxia,north-west China and North Dakota, USA. With additionof fertilizer, woodchip incorporation further increasedgrowth of wheat and alfalfa. Comprehensive soil healthassessment of remnant grasslands was used to developtarget reference soil profiles by which to guide restorationefforts. Given that most agricultural soils are degraded tosome degree, soil health restoration can provide a powerfulstrategy toward achieving global food and water security. 展开更多
关键词 DROUGHT IRRIGATION RESTORATION soil health woodchips
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