Drivers of soybean-based rotations synergistically increase crop productivity and reduce GHG emissions

Yang, Ying; Zou, Jun; Huang, Wenhai; Olesen, Jørgen Eivind; Li, Wenjie; Rees, Robert M.; Harrison, Matthew Tom; Feng, Biao; Feng, Yupeng; Chen, Fu; Yin, Xiaogang

doi:10.1016/j.agee.2024.109094

Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2024.109094

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Drivers of soybean-based rotations synergistically increase crop productivity and reduce GHG emissions

Ying Yang,

Jun Zou,

Wenhai Huang

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Developing policies to optimize the planting structure is essential to ensure an adequate supply of agricultural products and guarantee food security. However, the rationality and comprehensiveness of China’s cropping structure optimization policies require scientific evaluation. Therefore, this research established an evaluation index system for China’s planting structure optimization policies using text mining and the PMC-Index model to evaluate eight agricultural cropping structure optimization policies in China since 2003. The results showed that: (1) The PMC-Index showed a general upward trend across the eight policies, with scores ranging from 4.88 to 6.61. (2) Seven of the eight policies were deemed acceptable, while one was classified as low. (3) The Chinese government has long focused on optimizing the structure of agricultural cultivation, and relevant policies have made significant progress in terms of logical connotation and long-term feasibility. However, there is still room for improvement in enhancing regulatory effectiveness and strengthening interdepartmental collaboration. It is recommended that the government develop more flexible and diverse incentive mechanisms, strengthen interdepartmental coordination, expand policy coverage, enhance the comprehensiveness of policy functions, and elevate support for agricultural technology.

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Drivers of soybean-based rotations synergistically increase crop productivity and reduce GHG emissions

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Burgeoning food demand outpaces sustainable water supply in China

Burgeoning food demand outpaces sustainable water supply in China

Soy-derived materials: a sustainable resource and their applications in medicine and tissue engineering

Evaluation of crop structure optimization policy quantitatively and future directions in China: a PMC-Index model approach

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