Climate-smart crop production: understanding complexity for achieving triple-wins David Groth

Climate-smart crop production: understanding complexity for achieving triple-wins David GrothClimate smart cropping options aim to simultaneously improve crop productivity, adapt to climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This chapter provides a concise overview of a wide range of climate smart cropping options and investigates in detail the potential of conservation agriculture and soil fertility management to contribute to the three pillars of climate smart agriculture (CSA), with attention for possible trade offs and

The chapter then moves on to examine cucurbit disease reduction in conservation tillage and cucurbit crops for conservation tillage production systems

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there follows an evaluation of new directions in sorghum breeding