Influence of Different Farming Systems on Affecting Factors of Soil Wind Erosion in the Ecotone Between Agriculture and Animal Husbandry of North China
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Influence of Different Farming Systems on Affecting Factors of Soil Wind Erosion in the Ecotone Between Agriculture and Animal Husbandry of North China
Vol. 22, Issue 5, (2008)
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Published:2008
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AN Ping-li1, QI He1, PAN Zhi-hua1, et al. Influence of Different Farming Systems on Affecting Factors of Soil Wind Erosion in the Ecotone Between Agriculture and Animal Husbandry of North China[J]. 2008, 22(5).
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AN Ping-li1, QI He1, PAN Zhi-hua1, et al. Influence of Different Farming Systems on Affecting Factors of Soil Wind Erosion in the Ecotone Between Agriculture and Animal Husbandry of North China[J]. 2008, 22(5).DOI:
Influence of Different Farming Systems on Affecting Factors of Soil Wind Erosion in the Ecotone Between Agriculture and Animal Husbandry of North China
Farming system is an important way to affect the ecological environment in the ecotone between agriculture and animal husbandry of north China
and the irrational farming system has made the local environment deteriorated.Characteristics of soil physical properties change
including wind speed
soil tightness
soil organic matter
soil moisture
soil roughness
the ratio of vegetation coverage
and so on
were studied under different farming systems
including abandoning cropping system
fallow cropping system
rotational cropping system
and conservation cropping system with Wuchan county as case study.The result showed that different farming system had obvious influence on wind speed
soil tightness
soil organic matter
soil moisture
soil roughness
the ratio of vegetation coverage and the mass of wind erosion
and the conservation cropping system could decrease soil erosion obviously and prevent land desertification effectively.The conservation cropping system should be extended in order to promote the sustainable development of agricultural production in the ecotone between agriculture and animal husbandry.