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Published on: March 21, 2016
Identification of technology options for reducing nitrogen pollution in cropping systems of Pujiang
Bin Fang1, Guang-Huo Wang, Den Berg Marrit Van
1School of Resource and Environmental Science, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310029, China. fangbin375@zju.edu.cn
Abstract:
This work analyses the potential role of nitrogen pollution technology of crop systems of Pujiang, County in Eastern China's Zhejiang Province, rice and vegetables are important cropping systems. We used a case study approach involving comparison of farmer practices and improved technologies. This approach allows assessing the impact of technology on pollution, is forward looking, and can yield information on the potential of on-the-shelf technology and provide opportunities for technology development. The approach particularly suits newly developed rice technologies with large potential of reducing nitrogen pollution and for future rice and vegetables technologies. The results showed that substantial reductions in nitrogen pollution are feasible for both types of crops.
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