Sustainable Cropping Systems under Changing Climate

Mukhtar Ahmed

2025年11月 · Academic Press

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Sustainable Cropping Systems Under Changing Climate explores the intersection of agricultural practices, climate change, and crop production. Informing researchers in the field of cropping systems worldwide about the challenges associated with achieving and maintaining crop productivity under various cropping systems, the book focuses on these challenges specifically within the context of changing climate scenarios providing real-world, application-focused insights. By focusing on cropping systems, the book provided a comprehensive understanding of the challenges faced by crop production in different agricultural contexts. It examines the interaction of changing climate conditions with diverse cropping practices and systems which influence crop productivity globally. It not only to identifies challenges but also to proposes mitigation strategies, offering effective approaches to address the challenges and to developing resilient and adaptive cropping systems. Sustainable Cropping Systems Under Changing Climate suggests sustainable solutions that can mitigate the impacts of climate change on crop yields and ensure food security for a growing global population. - Analyzes the specific challenges faced by different crops and regions, providing better understanding of the nuances of climate impacts on agricultural productivity - Includes case studies, best practices, and real-world examples, providing practical guidance on implementing sustainable cropping systems - Provides interdisciplinary insights from multiple disciplines, including agronomy, climatology, genetics, and policy

作者简介

Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed’s research focuses on the application of IoT in agriculture and impact of climate change on crop ecology, crop physiology, cropping system and rain-fed ecosystem management. He has specialization in the field of environmental sciences, precision agriculture, agro-ecosystem modeling, climate change and climate variability with teaching and research experience. He has impact factor of greater than 500 with H-Index of more than 40 and published 05 books and his name have been mentioned (Mendeley Data) in top 2% renowned researcher in the world 2022. Dr Ahmed has research experience from Sydney University, Australia, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden and APCC South Korea where he worked on the application of process based modeling and remote sensing. Dr Ahmed was part of the Regional Approaches for Climate Change (REACCH) project in the USA and was part of Washington State University where he developed multi-model ensemble approaches to minimize the uncertainties in modeling. He is a Project co-leader in the Model Calibration Group of the Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AGMIP) Wheat, Maize Evapotranspiration, and CO2.