Cropping system typologies perform differently under climate stress in Manitoba, Canada: multi-criteria assessment
S.K. Curtis,
M.H. Entz,
K.A. Stanley
et al.
Abstract:Information is required to understand how novel biodiversity strategies can improve cropping system resilience to climate change. A “business as usual” (BAU) rotation (wheat-canola-wheat-soybean) was compared with a “warm-season crop” (WS) rotation (corn-sunflower-dry bean-canola); a “biodiverse” (BD) rotation (fall rye with cover crop- corn/soybean intercrop - pea/canola intercrop- green fallow mixture); a “perennial grain” (Kernza) rotation (Kernza grain intermediate wheatgrass); and an organic (ORG) rotatio… Show more
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