Identifying agriculture land acquisitions for alleviating future food security concerns

Abdullah, Abdul Ghani Kanesan

doi:10.1590/fst.24917

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“…Food security is dependent on long-term, high-yield agricultural production, especially in the face of climate change. Soil management techniques that enhance soil function, soil quality, and soil health are required for the long-term sustainability of high agricultural yields (Abdullah, 2019;Chen & Yu, 2021). Adaptive management as a preventative aspect of water and soil conservation is gaining considerable international attention against the backdrop of an intensification of agriculture utilizing the same land footprint to satisfy the rapidly expanding demand for food (Łabędzki, 2016).…”

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Influence of tillage methods on food security and its agrophysical and water-physical properties

RZALIYEV¹,

GOLOBORODKO²,

BEKMUHAMETOV³

et al. 2023

Food Sci. Technol

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To maintain the pace of the agriculture industry and assist bridge the gap between food supply and demand, best-implemented, sustainable, and optimal solutions are needed. Soil and water resources, research and development, extension, agricultural education, and related infrastructure development must be prioritized to boost food production and enhance soil and water management. Research has been carried out on the effect of various methods of main tillage -chiseling with various types of chisel rippers and moldboard plowing -on the agro-and water-physical parameters of light chestnut soil. Differences in soil density and moisture levels have influenced the development of corn plants. On the variants with deep chisel tillage, the accumulation of dry and raw plant biomass and the yield of corn grain were higher. Thus, the methods of main tillage allow to regulate the agro-and water-physical state of the soil and to have a significant effect on the productivity of plants. On the basis of the data obtained, for high-quality main tillage, providing optimal indicators of its density, crumbling, reserves of total and available moisture in the soil, it is possible to recommend the use of an experimental chisel ripper CR-2.4.

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Influence of tillage methods on food security and its agrophysical and water-physical properties

RZALIYEV¹,

GOLOBORODKO²,

BEKMUHAMETOV³

et al. 2023

Food Sci. Technol

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“…Food security occurs when all people have economic and physical access to adequate, secure, and healthier food that fulfills their dietary needs and food choices for an improved lifestyle, according to the widely recognized definition of food security published by the United Nations in 1996 (Abdullah, 2019;Chen & Yu, 2021). Several variables, including the world population growth, the quantity of arable land available, the availability of water resources, climate conditions, and food accessibility and loss, are putting pressure on global food security.…”

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The use of remote sensing, ground survey and the yield mapping system in the conditions of northern Kazakhstan for food production and food security

Abuova¹,

Tulkubayeva²,

TULAYEV³

et al. 2023

Food Sci. Technol

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Food security is among the most important aspects of our physical health; it is necessary to live a full and peaceful life. Food security is a wide term that encompasses more than crop production since it necessitates taking into consideration geographical and temporal variability, along with economic and physical availability. Drought and salt stress are two major variables that restrict agricultural yield. These pressures are expected to worsen as a result of climate change, posing even greater threats to global food security. Earth remote sensing (ERS) using unmanned aerial vehicles is operational monitoring of the state of fields, the quality of processing of fallow lands; provides control of the degree of weediness of fields during the period of spring fieldwork, which makes it possible to rationally distribute agricultural machinery for closing moisture, intermediate treatments and pre-sowing chemical treatments sowing quality control; monitoring the vegetation index makes it possible to construct effective schemes for plant feeding, as well as effectively distribute agricultural machinery during the harvesting period, depending on the degree of crop maturation. The yield mapping system allows evaluating the effectiveness of precision agriculture techniques, making it possible to accumulate data on productivity zones, considering the actual yield.

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“…FAO has developed a concept for international food security, created a system of international food order. The term "food security" was first used at the international level in the 1970s in connection with the grain market crisis of 1972-73 (Abdullah, 2019;Osabohien et al, 2020). At the same time, the food problem was designated as a global problem.…”

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Food shortages and hunger as a global problem

Goncharova

Merzlyakova

2022

Food Sci. Technol

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Identifying agriculture land acquisitions for alleviating future food security concerns

Cited by 6 publications

References 14 publications

Influence of tillage methods on food security and its agrophysical and water-physical properties

Influence of tillage methods on food security and its agrophysical and water-physical properties

The use of remote sensing, ground survey and the yield mapping system in the conditions of northern Kazakhstan for food production and food security

Food shortages and hunger as a global problem

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