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International Symposium Agricultural Greenhouse Gases and Increasing Carbon Sequestration in a Circular Economy

September 29,听2021.听Online

The 缅北强奸 Water Innovation Lab, in conjunction with the University of Saskatchewan and Dalhousie University held this virtual on-line international symposium, under the auspices of the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Agricultural Greenhouse Gases Program (AGGP) II. The Symposium was held in collaboration with the Canadian Water Resource Association, Fulbright Canada, the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage and the Global Research Alliance. The aim of the symposium was to present the results of over 5 years of research on beneficial water management practices which simultaneously reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase agricultural productivity, and produce environmental co-benefits. These presentations were followed by two panels:听Assessment and Modelling of Ecosystem Dynamics (6 presentations), and听Framing Approaches to Greenhouse Gas Reductions in a Circular Economy (5 presentations).听The following is the symposium's听PDF iconAgenda听and the video is听.听

Presentation Title / Presenter(s)

Link

Opening Remarks.

Dr. Chandra A. Madramootoo, Professor

Welcome Remarks.

Dr. Michael Hawes,听President and CEO, Fullbright Canada听

Keynote Speech.

Professor Rattan Lal, Director, CFAES Rattan Lal Center for Carbon Management and Sequestration, The Ohio State University

Feature Presentation:听Curtailing Greenhouse Gas Emissions for a Sustainable Food Supply

Dr. Tim Searchinger, Senior Fellow and Technical Director, Food program, World Resource Institute, Washington DC.

The Role of Rhizodeposits in Microbial Respiration of Greenhouse Gases

Aidan De Sena

File 1._de_sena.pptx

Modelling Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions in Dairy Farms under Different Water and Forage Management Systems: A case in Nova Scotia, Canada
Chanuka Swarnathilake

PDF icon 2._swarnathilake.pdf

Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Frozen Agricultural Soils

Kosoluchukwu Ekwunife

File 3._ekwunife.pptx

Plausible Spring Nitrous Oxide Emissions under Climate Change in Southern Quebec, Canada

Dr. Chih-Yu Hung

PDF icon 4._hung.pdf

Mitigating Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions Through Nature-Based Solutions and Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Naeem Abbasi

PDF icon 5._abbasi.pdf

Global Warming Potential of Water Management Practices for Intensive Crop Production under a Changing Climate

Dr. Qianjing Jiang

File 6._jiang.pptx

Development of Sensor Systems for in-situ Measurement of Soil CO2 Dynamics

Dr. Viacheslav I. Adamchuk
PDF icon 7._adamchuk.pdf

Economic Analysis of Yield Estimation under Future Climate Change Scenarios in Quebec and Ontario: DSSAT model approach

Latif Mohammed

File 8._mohammed.pptx

Economic Analysis of Water Management Technology in Eastern Canada

Mariela Marmanillo

File 9._marmanillo.pptx

Identifying Cost-Competitive Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Potential for Canadian Grain Production

Mfon Essien

PDF icon 10._essien.pdf

Co-Benefits Evaluation and Policy Implication from the Adoption of Innovative Agricultural Water Management: a Case Study of Corn Agroecosystem in Eastern Canada

Ran Sun

PDF icon 11._sun.pdf

ICID AGGP Workshop

August 12-17, 2018. Saskatoon, SK

The听2018 International Conference and 69th IEC Meeting of the ICID was held in Saskatoon, SK on August 12-17. The theme of the听ICID conference was听鈥淚nnovative and Sustainable Agri-water Management: Adapting to a Variable and Changing Climate.鈥 The theme was explored through听three sub-themes: Competing Water Demands; Resilient Agriculture 鈥 Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change; and Irrigation and Drainage in Perspective. The ICID conference featured a special workshop on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases, chaired by Professor Chandra Madramootoo. 听Following is the workshop agenda agenda (PDF icon August 13: Workshop on Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions), and presentations:

Presentation Title /听Presenter(s)

Link

Opening Remarks.

Felix Reinders (President, ICID)

PDF icon opening_remarks.pdf

Greenhouse gas emissions from horticultural production systems in Eastern Canada.

Kaitlyn Lloyd

PDF icon 1_lloyd.pdf

Adoption of water table management practices by fruit and vegetable farms in Eastern Canada.

Ana-Maria Bogdan and Suren Kulshreshtha

PDF icon 2_bogdan.pdf

Effect of irrigation practices on soil nitrogen cycling microbial populations and nitrous oxide emissions in a Merlot vineyard in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia.

Louise Nelson, Tanja Voegel, Mesfin Fentabil, Craig Nichol, and Melanie Jones

PDF icon 3_nelson.pdf

Farmer-oriented Management Support Toolbox for Shelterbelt Systems in Saskatchewan.

Suren Kulshreshtha, Beyhan Amichev, Colin Laroque, Kenneth Belcher, Murray Bentham, and Ken Van Rees

PDF icon 4_surren.pdf

Subsurface recycling irrigation of grazed perennial forage in Atlantic Canada and baseline greenhouse gas fluxes.

Fredeen, A., Havard, P., Papadopoulos, Y., Bouman, T., and Astatkie, T.

PDF icon 5_fradeen.pdf

GHG emissions as affected by fertilizer and water table management.

Naeem Abbasi

PDF icon 6_abbasi.pdf

Current inventory approach overestimates the effect of irrigated crop management on soil-derived greenhouse gas emissions in the semi-arid Canadian Prairies.

Cody David, Reynald Lemke, Warren Helgason, and Richard E Farrell

PDF icon icid_ghg_workshop_august_2018_re_farrell.pdf

AGGP Workshop

January 22nd, 2018. Faculty Lounge, MacDonald Campus, Ste-Anne de Bellevue.

AGGP Phase II team members presented their findings, listed below

Presentation Title /Presenter(s)

Link

An Integrated Socio-Economic and Biophysical Framework for Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions under Agricultural Water Management Systems in Eastern Canada

Chandra Madramootoo

PDF icon A Integrated Socioeconomic and Biophysical Framework

D2: Content Management Solutions.

Mfon Essien

PDF icon D2: Content Management Solutions

Various Methods of Evaluating the Economic Benefits of BMP Implementation.

Mfon Essien & Rene Roy

PDF icon Evaluating Economic Benefits of BMP Implementation

An Integrated Socio-Economic and Biophysical Framework for Mitigating GHG Emissions under Agricultural Water Management System: Socio-Economic Component.

Suren Kulshreshtha

PDF icon Socio-Economic Component

Advanced Multiscale Spatio-Temporal Techniques for Modeling of Transport Phenomena in Porous Media.

Hamid Akbarzadeh

PDF icon Multiscale Spatio-Temporal Techniques

Characterizing Abiotic and Biotic Lability of Phosphorus in Organic Soils of the Holland Marsh, Ontario.

Aidan De Sena

PDF icon Abiotic and Biotic Lability of Phosphorus in the Holland Marsh

AGGP II: Environmental Measurement.

Mohamed Debbagh & Vialcheslav Adamchuk

PDF icon Environmental Measurements

Subsurface Recycling Irrigation in Perennial Forage in Atlantic Canada.

Alan Fredeen, Y Papadopoulos, Thomas Bouman, T MacPherson, Peter Harvard & Chandra Madramootoo

PDF icon Subsurface Recycling Irrigation

Simulating the Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Subsurface-Drained Fields at St. Emmanuel.

Qianjing Jiang & Zhiming Qi

PDF icon Simulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Greenhouse Gas Fluxes from Organic Soils in Sherrington, Quebec.

Kaitlin Lloyd

PDF icon Greenhouse Gas Fluxes from Organic Soils

Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soil under Maize-Soybean Intercrop in the North China Plain.

Yawen Shen. Peng Sui, Jianxiong Huang, Dong Wang, Joann Whalen & Yuanquan Chen

PDF icon GHG under Maize-Soybean Intercrop

Greenhouse Gas Emissions from St. Emmanuel and the Holland Marsh in 2017.

Joann Whalen

PDF icon GHG St. Emmanuel and the Holland Marsh

Analysis of N2O Flux in Southwestern Ontario Using HMR Model.

Tiequan Zhang & Naeem Abbasi

PDF icon N2O Flux and HMR Model

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