Chapter 14: Digital tools for assessing soil organic carbon at farm and regional scale

Cambridge

Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing Limited

2023

395-419

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Understanding and fostering soil carbon sequestration ; 121 (2023) , 395-419

Monitoring, reporting and verification frameworks; Sampling strategies; Integration of data sources; Effects of moisture on soil colour; Depth; Model calibration; Proximal sensing; Tools and framworks; Knowledge gaps and uncertainties.
The relationship and interactions between agriculture, society and policy are changing. Much of this change is being driven by climate change, and associated concerns that modern intensive agriculture is a net contributor to climate change but also vulnerable to its consequences. Nationally and internationally, almost all intensive agriculture is supported by subsidy payments which influence farmers' land management decision-making.