The high-low seedbed cultivation increases crop yield, economic benefit, and energy efficiency while reducing the carbon footprint of winter wheat

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第一作者: Liu, Junming

作者: Liu, Junming;Si, Zhuanyun;Kader, Mounkaila Hamani Abdoul;Wu, Lifeng;Wu, Xiaolei;Cao, Hui;Gao, Yang;Duan, Aiwang;Liu, Junming;Kader, Mounkaila Hamani Abdoul;Wu, Xiaolei;Cao, Hui;Li, Shuang;Wu, Lifeng

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关键词: Carbon footprint; Economic benefits; Energy use efficiency; Grain yield; High-low seedbed cultivation

期刊名称:ENERGY ( 影响因子:9.0; 五年影响因子:8.2 )

ISSN: 0360-5442

年卷期: 2024 年 307 卷

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收录情况: SCI

摘要: It is critical to develop sustainable approaches to growing more grain yield while reducing environmental pressure. The high-low seedbed cultivation (HLSC) pattern can enhance crop productivity in the semi-humid North China Plain (NCP), but comprehensive assessments of its advantages from economic, energy, and environmental perspectives relative to traditional cultivation (TC) are still limited. Therefore, two-site field experiments with two cultivation patterns (i.e., HLSC and TC), one for 3-years (2017-2020 wheat season) and another for 2-years (2020-2022 wheat season), were performed to determine the economic benefits, energy balance and carbon footprint (CF) in the NCP. Results showed that, on average, the HLSC pattern exhibited 16.2 f 6.3 % higher grain yield, 27.5 f 13.1 % higher biomass yield, and 61.0 f 23.7% higher net profit over the TC pattern. Meanwhile, the HLSC have obviously increased net energy (28.8 f 13.9 %), energy use efficiency (24.8 f 12.2 %), and energy input intensity (14.7 f 6.3 %), while decreased specific energy (15.3 f 4.8 %). Furthermore, the CF per grain yield and biomass yield under HLSC decreased by 10.9 f 5.6% and 20.5 f 4.5% relative to the TC, respectively. The results suggest that HLSC is a promising wheat cultivation practices to cater to the demands of crop production with environmental sustainability in the NCP.

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