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Abstract (from IOP Science): Global agriculture is challenged to increase soil carbon sequestration and reduce greenhouse gas emissions while providing products for an increasing population. Growing crop production could be achieved through higher yield per hectare (i.e. intensive farming) or more hectares (extensive farming), which however, have different ecological and environmental consequences. Multiple lines of evidence indicate that expanding cropland for additional production may lead to loss of vegetation and soil carbon, and threaten the survival of wildlife. New concerns about the impacts of extensive farming have been raised for the US Corn Belt, one of the world's most productive regions, as cropland...
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Historical (1981-2005) vs. Projected (2031-’55) Yields. Each year’s crop yields are calculated as an average of all counties in North and South Dakota. Hashed representations of projected yields are from RCP 4.5 emissions scenario from seven GCMs, namely CESM (Community Earth System Model), CNRM (Center National de Recherches Météorologiques (France)), GFDL (Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory), GISS (Goddard Institute of Space Studies), HADGEM (Hadley Global Environment Model), IPSL (Institut Pierre-Simon Laplace (France)) and MIROC (Model for Interdisciplinary Research on Climate). Median projection in a given year is calculated by taking the median yield value of the yield projections from each of seven climate...


    map background search result map search result map Climate-Driven Acreage Changes by 2031-’60 Relative 1981-2005 Showing Major Crops Reported in Arora et al Ag Econ Submission Land Use in the Dakotas 2006 Showing Major Crops Reported in Arora et al Ag Econ Submission Historical (1981-2005) vs. Projected (2031-’55) Yields Showing Major Crops and Models Reported in Arora et al Ag Econ Submission Climate-Driven Acreage Changes by 2031-’60 Relative 1981-2005 Showing Major Crops Reported in Arora et al Ag Econ Submission Historical (1981-2005) vs. Projected (2031-’55) Yields Showing Major Crops and Models Reported in Arora et al Ag Econ Submission Land Use in the Dakotas 2006 Showing Major Crops Reported in Arora et al Ag Econ Submission