Innovative work by Illinois researchers at the Agroecosystem Sustainability Center strengthens monitoring of global agricultural yields.
Category: Agroecosystem Sustainability Center
First-Ever Conceptual Model Explains Variations in Farm N2O Emissions
ASC’s new ‘cannon model’ reveals how soil nitrate, dissolved organic carbon, and soil moisture cause varied emissions across flat agroecosystems.
USDA Selects U of I Team to Study Spring Dust Storms over Rural Midwest
ASC researchers part of group studying the mechanisms of storm.
ASC Director Receives Macelwane Medal; Named AGU Fellow
Kaiyu Guan also becomes an American Geophysical Union fellow.
New Method Has Promise for Accurate, Efficient Soil Carbon Estimates
Agroecosystem Sustainability Center researchers share the strategy and data publicly.
Cover Crop Management: Trade-Off between Carbon Benefits, Crop Yield
Ecosys model helps assess the impacts of winter cover cropping.
New Insights on Soil Carbon Budgets
Agroecosystem Sustainability Center research could simplify calculation of credits.
New estimation strategy improves soil carbon sampling in agricultural fields
SMARTFARM Team maximizing strategy, minimizing number of samples needed.
New Modeling Solution Sets Bar for Quantifying Carbon Budget and Credit
Guan’s SMARTFARM team leads way on a new published article in Agriculture and Forest Meteorology.