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The EC flux measurements course is part of the AK Micrometeorology working group’s project activities in South Africa. The aim is to facilitate better use of existing EC data in Southern Africa and support the initiation of new projects.


Dr. Roland Fuß explains the new method for calculation of nitrous oxide emissions from agriculture. This method will be used for upcoming national emission inventories. The emissions are lower than assumed previously.


Caroline Buchen-Tschikale and Johannes Kühne represented their project in Berlin.


Leonor Rodrigues et al.: Achievable agricultural soil carbon sequestration across Europe from country-specific estimates


Amanda Grobe et al.: Recommendations for successful establishment of Sphagnum farming on shallow highly decomposed peat


New publication

Yi Cheng et al.: Application of enhanced-efficiency nitrogen fertilizers reduces mineral nitrogen usage and emissions of both N2O and NH3 while sustaining yields in a wheat-rice rotation system


New paper

Christian Wagner et al.: Acidification Effects on In Situ Ammonia Emissions and Cereal Yields Depending on Slurry Type and Application Method


Balazs Grosz et al.: Evaluation of denitrification and decomposition from three biogeochemical models

An example (treatment VI) for the measured and modeled (DeNi, Coup and DNDC) CO2 (a–c) and N2 CN2O (d–f) fluxes of a silt-loam arable soil from Hattorf, Germany

Gokul Prasad Mathivanan et al.: New N2O emission factors for crop residues and fertiliser inputs to agricultural soils in Germany

District-wise N2O-N emissions related to agricultural area (kg N2O-N ha−1).

Florian Schneider et al.: Predicting ecosystem responses by data-driven reciprocal modelling

General concept for quantifying treatment effects by data-driven reciprocal modelling.

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