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Zhongze Hu, Hongjiang Liu, Yuefang Zhang, Ji Chen, Xian Wang, Daliu Yang, Jing Sheng, Liugen Chen and Jianchu Zheng
A multiple cropping system is beneficial for utilizing natural resources, while increasing the grain production and economic outputs. However, its impact on greenhouse gas emissions is unclear. The objective of this study was to evaluate the influence of...
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Xiang Ding, Jing Wang and Shiping Li
Encouraging farmers to adopt greener and cleaner energy is crucial for reducing energy pollution and achieving carbon neutrality goals. In rural China, the decision making of farmers is often closely related to the whole family. At different stages of th...
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Yijia Zhang, Qinqing Bo, Xintian Ma, Yating Du, Xinyi Du, Liyang Xu and Yadong Yang
Recently, there has been a significant focus on the issue of pollution caused by livestock and poultry rearing, which is recognized as a prominent contributor to nonpoint source pollution in the agricultural sector. This study employed the life cycle ass...
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Qingsong Zhang, Haoling Liao, Honghong Yang, Mengmeng Liu, Suobin Jia and Hua Li
In the pursuit of establishing a more environmentally sustainable and low-carbon hog farming system, the accurate quantification of emissions of greenhouse gas emanating from these systems, especially within the context of China, becomes imperative. Here...
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Sadie Woolery, Edward Osei, Mark Yu, Selin Guney, Ashley Lovell and Hussain Jafri
Texas is the third-largest milk-producing state in the U.S., with Central Texas being the second-largest milk-producing region in Texas. The average size of a dairy herd in Texas is 1829 cows. In Central Texas alone, there are 88,000 dairy cows. However,...
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