NATURAL RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF AGROCHERNOZEMS OF SIBERIA

The use of adaptive landscape farming systems is characterized by knowledge of the natural conditions of a particular territory and an assessment of its potential. As an integral indicator of the productivity of agrochernozems in the natural complex, the method of assessing natural resource potential (NRP) was used. The variability of the NRP of agrochernozems in a number of Siberian regions was studied. It was found that the climate component of the NRP significantly influences the final value.

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2024-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.52686/9785605087878_233
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Soil and Environmental Studies
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NATURAL RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF AGROCHERNOZEMS OF SIBERIA

А. А. Шпедт, Veronika Zlotnikova
Soil and Environmental Studies
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NATURAL RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF AGROCHERNOZEMS OF SIBERIA

А. А. Шпедт, Veronika Zlotnikova
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The use of adaptive landscape farming systems is characterized by knowledge of the natural conditions of a particular territory and an assessment of its potential. As an integral indicator of the productivity of agrochernozems in the natural complex, the method of assessing natural resource potential (NRP) was used. The variability of the NRP of agrochernozems in a number of Siberian regions was studied. It was found that the climate component of the NRP significantly influences the final value.

Krasnoyarsk Scientific Center (RU), Siberian Federal University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Soil and Environmental Studies
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