Effect of rice straw incorporation on methane emission and rice yields from rice cropping system by DNDC-Rice model
by Kruamas Smakgahn; Tamon Fumoto; Kazuyuki Yagi
International Journal of Global Warming (IJGW), Vol. 16, No. 1, 2018

Abstract: This study applied the DNDC-Rice model and simulated against field observation in Thailand. Simulated CH₄ emission data shown acceptable results compared to field observation recorded. Rice straw incorporation into field plays important role on CH₄ emission by continuous increase soil organic carbon as well as soil iron contents, consequently to low soil Eh which is suitable for CH₄ production. Higher amount of rice straw applied induces higher CH₄ emission vice versa. Therefore, reduction of rice straw amount incorporation into soil is possible practical mitigation options for CH₄ production.

Online publication date: Wed, 29-Aug-2018

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