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Pollyana Mona Soares Dias, Jeane Cruz Portela, Joaquim Emanuel Fernandes Gondim, Rafael Oliveira Batista, Leticia Sequinatto Rossi, Jonatan Levi Ferreira Medeiros, Phâmella Kalliny Pereira Farias, Paulo Jardel Mota, Diego José da Costa Bandeira, Luís Cesar de Aquino Lemos Filho, Geisiane Xavier de Matos, Francisco de Oliveira Mesquita, Felipe Ozias de Oliveira, Antonio Genilson Rodrigues Araújo and Claudeone Manoel do Nascimento
Studies on soils and their interrelationships with land use in the context of the semi-arid region of Brazil are still scarce, even though they have the potential to assist in understanding the use and management of soil and agricultural crops. From this...
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Qian Cheng, Jiaxin Wang, Kun Liu, Junqi Chao and Dejun Liu
In the comprehensive development and utilization of crop straw, it is key to separate the fibers in the straw through a certain process or equipment. In order to obtain rice straw fiber material, the straw fiber crusher was designed using SOLIDWORKS soft...
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Adam O?Toole, Christophe Moni, Simon Weldon, Anne Schols, Monique Carnol, Bernard Bosman and Daniel P. Rasse
The application of biochar to soils is a promising technique for increasing soil organic C and offsetting GHG emissions. However, large-scale adoption by farmers will likely require the proof of its utility to improve plant growth and soil quality. In th...
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Hua Wei, Changhui Peng, Shirong Liu, Xiaojing Liu, Peng Li, Hanxiong Song, Minshu Yuan and Meng Wang
Methane (CH4) is a vital greenhouse gas with a 28-fold higher global warming potential than carbon dioxide when considering a molar basis for the time horizon of 100 years. Here, we investigated the variation of soil CH4 fluxes, soil physiochemical prope...
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Chris Blok, Caroline Van der Salm, Jantineke Hofland-Zijlstra, Marta Streminska, Barbara Eveleens, Inge Regelink, Lydia Fryda and Rianne Visser
Peat is used as rooting medium in greenhouse horticulture. Biochar is a sustainable alternative for the use of peat, which will reduce peat derived carbon dioxide emissions. Biochar in potting soil mixtures allegedly increases water storage, nutrient sup...
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