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Opening Remarks. Dr. Chandra A. Madramootoo, Professor |
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Welcome Remarks. Dr. Michael Hawes, President and CEO, Fullbright Canada |
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Keynote Speech. Professor Rattan Lal, Director, CFAES Rattan Lal Center for Carbon Management and Sequestration, The Ohio State University |
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Feature Presentation: Curtailing Greenhouse Gas Emissions for a Sustainable Food Supply Dr. Tim Searchinger, Senior Fellow and Technical Director, Food program, World Resource Institute, Washington DC. |
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The Role of Rhizodeposits in Microbial Respiration of Greenhouse Gases Aidan De Sena |
 1._de_sena.pptx |
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Modelling Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions in Dairy Farms under Different Water and Forage Management Systems: A case in Nova Scotia, Canada |
 2._swarnathilake.pdf |
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Frozen Agricultural Soils Kosoluchukwu Ekwunife |
3._ekwunife.pptx |
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Plausible Spring Nitrous Oxide Emissions under Climate Change in Southern Quebec, Canada Dr. Chih-Yu Hung |
4._hung.pdf |
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Mitigating Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions Through Nature-Based Solutions and Artificial Intelligence Dr. Naeem Abbasi |
5._abbasi.pdf |
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Global Warming Potential of Water Management Practices for Intensive Crop Production under a Changing Climate Dr. Qianjing Jiang |
6._jiang.pptx |
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Development of Sensor Systems for in-situ Measurement of Soil CO2 Dynamics Dr. Viacheslav I. Adamchuk |
7._adamchuk.pdf |
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Economic Analysis of Yield Estimation under Future Climate Change Scenarios in Quebec and Ontario: DSSAT model approach Latif Mohammed |
8._mohammed.pptx |
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Economic Analysis of Water Management Technology in Eastern Canada Mariela Marmanillo |
9._marmanillo.pptx |
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Identifying Cost-Competitive Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Potential for Canadian Grain Production Mfon Essien |
10._essien.pdf |
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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 |
11._sun.pdf |
ICID AGGP Workshop
August 12-17, 2018. Saskatoon, SK
The 2018 International Conference and 69th IEC Meeting of the ICID was held in Saskatoon, SK on August 12-17. The theme of the ICID conference was “Innovative and Sustainable Agri-water Management: Adapting to a Variable and Changing Climate.” The theme was explored through three sub-themes: Competing Water Demands; Resilient Agriculture – 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. Following is the workshop agenda agenda ( August 13: Workshop on Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions), and presentations:
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Opening Remarks. Felix Reinders (President, ICID) |
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Greenhouse gas emissions from horticultural production systems in Eastern Canada. Kaitlyn Lloyd |
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Adoption of water table management practices by fruit and vegetable farms in Eastern Canada. Ana-Maria Bogdan and Suren Kulshreshtha |
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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 |
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Farmer-oriented Management Support Toolbox for Shelterbelt Systems in Saskatchewan. Suren Kulshreshtha, Beyhan Amichev, Colin Laroque, Kenneth Belcher, Murray Bentham, and Ken Van Rees |
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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. |
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GHG emissions as affected by fertilizer and water table management. Naeem Abbasi |
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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 |
AGGP Workshop
January 22nd, 2018. Faculty Lounge, MacDonald Campus, Ste-Anne de Bellevue.
AGGP Phase II team members presented their findings, listed below
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An Integrated Socio-Economic and Biophysical Framework for Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions under Agricultural Water Management Systems in Eastern Canada Chandra Madramootoo |
A Integrated Socioeconomic and Biophysical Framework |
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D2: Content Management Solutions. Mfon Essien |
D2: Content Management Solutions |
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Various Methods of Evaluating the Economic Benefits of BMP Implementation. Mfon Essien & Rene Roy |
Evaluating Economic Benefits of BMP Implementation |
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An Integrated Socio-Economic and Biophysical Framework for Mitigating GHG Emissions under Agricultural Water Management System: Socio-Economic Component. Suren Kulshreshtha |
Socio-Economic Component |
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Advanced Multiscale Spatio-Temporal Techniques for Modeling of Transport Phenomena in Porous Media. Hamid Akbarzadeh |
Multiscale Spatio-Temporal Techniques |
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Characterizing Abiotic and Biotic Lability of Phosphorus in Organic Soils of the Holland Marsh, Ontario. Aidan De Sena |
Abiotic and Biotic Lability of Phosphorus in the Holland Marsh |
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AGGP II: Environmental Measurement. Mohamed Debbagh & Vialcheslav Adamchuk |
Environmental Measurements |
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Subsurface Recycling Irrigation in Perennial Forage in Atlantic Canada. Alan Fredeen, Y Papadopoulos, Thomas Bouman, T MacPherson, Peter Harvard & Chandra Madramootoo |
Subsurface Recycling Irrigation |
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Simulating the Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Subsurface-Drained Fields at St. Emmanuel. Qianjing Jiang & Zhiming Qi |
Simulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions |
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Greenhouse Gas Fluxes from Organic Soils in Sherrington, Quebec. Kaitlin Lloyd |
Greenhouse Gas Fluxes from Organic Soils |
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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 |
GHG under Maize-Soybean Intercrop |
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from St. Emmanuel and the Holland Marsh in 2017. Joann Whalen |
GHG St. Emmanuel and the Holland Marsh |
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Analysis of N2O Flux in Southwestern Ontario Using HMR Model. Tiequan Zhang & Naeem Abbasi |
N2O Flux and HMR Model |
