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      Agricultural Practices and Policies for Carbon Sequestration in Soil
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      Agricultural Practices and Policies for Carbon Sequestration in Soil book

      Edited ByJohn M. Kimble, Rattan Lal, Ronald F. Follett
      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 2002
      eBook Published 14 February 2002
      Pub. Location Boca Raton
      Imprint CRC Press
      DOI https://doi.org/10.1201/9781420032291
      Pages 536
      eBook ISBN 9780429137006
      Subjects Earth Sciences, Engineering & Technology
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      Kimble, J.M., Lal, R., & Follett, R.F. (Eds.). (2002). Agricultural Practices and Policies for Carbon Sequestration in Soil (1st ed.). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781420032291

      ABSTRACT

      The potential to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and global climate change is one factor driving agricultural policy development of programs that might pay farmers for practices with a high potential to sequester carbon. With chapters by economists, policy makers, farmers, land managers, energy company representatives, and soil scientists, Agricu

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      chapter 1|10 pages

      Carbon Sequestration and the Integration of Science, Farming, and Policy

      ByJohn M. Kimble, L. R. Everett, Ronald R. Follett, Rattan Lal

      chapter 2|8 pages

      Trend in Use of Conservation Practices in U.S. Agriculture and Its Implication for Global Climate Change

      ByHerby Bloodworth, Noel D. Uri

      chapter 3|10 pages

      Why Carbon Sequestration in Agricultural Soils

      ByRattan Lal

      chapter 4|22 pages

      Historical Perspective and Implications of Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Manipulations: Sustaining Soil Resources and Carbon Dynamics

      ByF. P. Miller

      chapter 5|10 pages

      Mulch Rate and Tillage Effects on Carbon Sequestration and CO2 Flux in an Alfisol in Central Ohio

      ByS. W. Duiker, Rattan Lal

      chapter 6|8 pages

      Effects of Tillage on Inorganic Carbon Storage in Soils of the Northern Great Plains of the U.S.

      ByL. J. Cihacek, M. G. Ulmer

      chapter 7|16 pages

      Climatic Influences on Soil Organic Carbon Storage with No Tillage

      ByA. J. Franzluebbers, J. L. Steiner

      chapter 8|12 pages

      Long-Term Effect of Moldboard Plowing on Tillage-Induced CO2 Loss

      ByD. C. Reicosky

      chapter 9|8 pages

      Tillage — Soil Organic Matter Relationships in Long-Term Experiments in Hungary and Indiana

      ByErika Michéli, Beata Madari, Etelka Tombácz, Cliff T. Johnston

      chapter 10|12 pages

      Effect of Soil Management Practices on the Sequestration of Carbon in Duplex Soils of Southeastern Australia

      ByW. J. Slattery, A. Surapaneni

      chapter 11|8 pages

      Exchangeable Aluminium in Composts Rich in Organic Matter during the Maturation Process

      ByM. Jokova, O. Kostov

      chapter 12|14 pages

      Analysis and Reporting of Carbon Sequestration and Greenhouse Gases for Conservation Districts in Iowa

      ByJohn Brenner, Keith Paustian, George Bluhm, Kendrick Killian, Jan Cipra, Brian Dudek, Steve Williams, Timothy Kautza

      chapter 13|14 pages

      Comparing Estimates of Regional Carbon Sequestration Potential Using Geographical Information Systems, Dynamic Soil Organic Matter Models, and Simple Relationships

      ByP. D. Falloon, P. Smith, J. Szabó, László Pásztor, J. U. Smith, K. Coleman, S. J. Marshall

      chapter 14|10 pages

      Soil C Sequestration Management Effects on N Cycling and Availability

      ByW. R. Horwath, O. C. Devevre, T. A. Doane, A. W. Kramer, C. van Kessel

      chapter 15|12 pages

      Land-Use Effects on Profile Soil Carbon Pools in Three Major Land Resource Areas of Ohio

      ByA. Lantz, Rattan Lal, John M. Kimble

      chapter 16|6 pages

      CQESTR — Predicting Carbon Sequestration in Agricultural Cropland and Grassland Soils

      ByRon. W. Rickman, Clyde L. Douglas, Jr., Stephan L. Albrecht, and Jeri L. Berc

      chapter 17|10 pages

      Case Study of Cost vs. Accuracy When Measuring Carbon Stock in a Terrestrial Ecosystem

      ByGordon R. Smith

      chapter 18|14 pages

      State-Level Analyses of C Sequestration in Agricultural Soils

      ByKeith Paustian, John Brenner, Kendrick Killian, Jan Cipra, Steve Williams, Edward T. Elliott, Marlen D. Eve, Timothy Kautza, George Bluhm

      chapter 19|16 pages

      Changes in the Thermal and Moisture Regimes in the Plow Zone under Corn Following No-Till Implementation

      ByKenneth M. Hinkel

      chapter 20|6 pages

      Soil Fertility Management with Zeolite Amendments. I. Effect of Zeolite on Carbon Sequestration: A Review

      ByEkaterina Filcheva, K. Chakalov

      chapter 21|8 pages

      Soil Fertility Management with Zeolite Amendments: II. Zeolite Effect on Maintaining Soil Eh

      ByK. Chakalov, T. Popova, Ekaterina Filcheva

      chapter 22|8 pages

      Effect of Crop Rotation on the Composition of Soil Organic Matter

      ByEkaterina Filcheva, T. Mitova

      chapter 23|10 pages

      Application of a Management Decision Aid for Sequestration of Carbon and Nitrogen in Soil

      ByAlan Olness, Dian Lopez, Jason Cordes, Colin Sweeney, Neil Mattson, W. B. Voorhees

      chapter 24|12 pages

      Soil Carbon Turnover in Residue Managed Wheat and Grain Sorghum

      BySven U. Bóhm, Charles W. Rice, Alan J. Schlegel

      chapter 25|14 pages

      Organic Carbon Sequestration by Restoration of Severely Degraded Areas in Iceland

      ByOlafur Arnalds, Asa L. Aradottir, Gretar Gudbergsson

      chapter 26|6 pages

      Influence of Nitrogen Fertility Management on Profile Soil Carbon Storage under Long-Term Bromegrass Production

      ByL. J. Cihacek, D. W. Meyer

      chapter 27|10 pages

      Short-Term Crop Rotation and Tillage Effects on Soil Organic Carbon on the Canadian Prairies

      ByB. C. Liang, B. G. McConkey, C. A. Campbell, A. M. Johnston, A. P. Moulin

      chapter 28|8 pages

      Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Rates in Reclaimed Minesoils

      ByV. Akala, Rattan Lal

      chapter 29|10 pages

      Efficiencies of Conversion of Residue C to Soil C

      ByC. A. Campbell, B. G. McConkey, S. Gameda, C. Izaurralde, B. C. Liang, R. P. Zentner, D. Sabourin

      chapter 30|8 pages

      Changes of Organic Matter and Aggregate Stability of the Arable Surface Waterlogged Soils

      ByRaina Dilkova, Ekaterina Filcheva, George Kerchev, Milena Kercheva

      chapter 31|14 pages

      Designing Efficient Policies for Agricultural Soil Carbon Sequestration

      ByJohn M. Antle, Siân Mooney

      chapter 32|12 pages

      Economic Feasibility of Soil C Sequestration in U.S. Agricultural Soils

      ByM. Sperow, R. M. House, Keith Paustian, M. Peters

      chapter 33|8 pages

      Emissions Trading and the Transfer of Risk: Concerns for Farmers

      ByJohn Bennett, Dave Mitchell

      chapter 34|4 pages

      Sequestering Carbon: Agriculture’s Potential New Role

      ByJim Kinsella

      chapter 35|6 pages

      Public Policy Issues in Soil Carbon Trading

      ByAndrew P. Manale

      chapter 36|8 pages

      The Politics of Conservation

      ByWilliam Richards

      chapter 37|12 pages

      Growing the Market: Recent Developments in Agricultural Sector Carbon Trading

      ByMichael J. Walsh

      chapter 38|8 pages

      Role of Agro-Industries in Realizing Potential of Soil C Sinks

      ByBruno A. Alesii

      chapter 39|14 pages

      Potential for Carbon Accumulation under Brachiaria Pastures in Brazil

      ByR. M. Boddey, S. Urquiaga, B. J. R. Alves, M. Fisher

      chapter 40|14 pages

      Carbon Content of Desert and Semidesert Soils in Central Asia

      ByE. Lioubimtseva, J. M. Adams

      chapter 41|10 pages

      Pastureland Use in the Southeastern U.S.: Implications for Carbon Sequestration

      ByR. T. Conant, Keith Paustian, Edward T. Elliott

      chapter 42|16 pages

      On-Farm Carbon Sinks: Production and Sequestration Complementarities

      ByJeffrey Hopkins

      chapter 43|10 pages

      Carbon Balances in Hungarian Soils

      ByTamás Németh, Erika Michéli, László Pásztor

      chapter 44|12 pages

      Some Key Uncertainties in the Global Distribution of Soil and Peat Carbon

      ByJ. M. Adams, E. Lioubimtseva

      chapter 45|8 pages

      Organic Carbon Stocks in Soils of Bulgaria

      ByEkatarina Filcheva, S. V. Rousseva, A. Kulikov, S. Nedyalkov, T. Z. Chernogorova

      chapter 46|6 pages

      Assessment of Soil Organic Matter Layers Deposited at Open Pit Coal Mines

      ByL. Petrova, M. Banov, V. Somlev

      chapter 47|10 pages

      Organic Carbon Stores in Alaska Soils

      ByC. L. Ping, G. J. Michaelson, John M. Kimble, L. R. Everett

      chapter 48|8 pages

      Agricultural Practices and Policy Options for Carbon Sequestration: What We Know and Where We Need to Go

      ByJohn M. Kimble, Rattan Lal, Ronald R. Follett
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