Temporal and spatial arrangement of wheat sowing date: a revolutionary strategy to accomplish Tianfu Granary

Abstract

Rapidly global urbanization and economic growth in the past several decades have resulted in a sharp contraction of arable areas worldwide. However, food supply requirements are quickly increasing due to higher living standards and larger populations. Therefore, food crises are still a major threat to human society. The conflict between farmland areas and the increasing need for essential supplies is becoming acuter in China. Therefore, we suggest that a novel strategy would address the issue, in which temporal and spatial arrangement of wheat sowing dates would be highly focused.

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“…The Chengdu Plain is the main production region for wheat and rice in China, earning the moniker “TianFu Granary” due to its significant role in food production [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]. In the past few decades, grain production in the Chengdu Plain has increased significantly, mainly due to the investment in synthetic fertilizers [ 4 , 5 , 6 ].…”