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Long-term good agronomy could increase nitrogen use efficiency to 84%.
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e0“improve nitrogen use efficiency (to 84%)”
Title
Scope and strategies for sustainable intensification of potato production in Northern China
Na Wang; Pytrik Reidsma; Martin K. van Ittersum Agronomy Journal 2020. doi:10.1002/agj2.20269
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- Recommendation Short-term soil nitrogen mining could reduce fertilizer input, improve nitrogen efficiency and reduce surplus.
- Recommendation Higher yield could increase potato water productivity.
- Recommendation Better irrigation and rainfall management could reduce water surplus.
- Method / resource Long-term good agronomy could raise potato yield from 33–43 to 46–57 t FM ha −1.
- Method / resource Long-term good agronomy could lower nitrogen surplus from 50–156 to 16–34 kg N ha −1.