NBS in agriculture Flashcards

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Simelton et al 2021

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Key goals of NBS interventions
- conservation
- Green infrastructure
- sustainable practices

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Ma et al 2012

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Crop rotations - adding legumes
- fixes nitrogen
- reduces N inputs and CO2 emissions

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3
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Pittelkow et al 2014

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No/low till agriculture
- 5.7% reduction for no till in yield, but variable so sometimes increases

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4
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Poniso et al 2019

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Organic agriculture
- 19% lower yield which is seen as good

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5
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Knapp and van der Heijden 2018

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More variable yields

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6
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Schulte et al 2017

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Non-forest interventions
- prairie buffer strips to affect runoff
- Benefits outweigh lost yield
- improve Iowa cornland sustainability by 40%

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7
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Castle et al 2022

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Agroforestry
- trees in fields/pastures
- riparian buffer strips
- meadow orchards

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8
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Torralba et al 2016

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Agroforestry
- Europe is good for ES
- variable between tree species

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9
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Zepetello et al 2022

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Looked at three shade coverage in the tropics
- stakeholders value shade and cooling highly

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10
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Short et al 2018

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Frome catchment
- Add large woody debris, culverts, storage areas
- Limited effect on peak flows but effect on erosion and habitat increase

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11
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Dadson et al 2017

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  • Reforestation can’t stop large floods
  • NBS doesn’t do too much here
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