Knowledge synthesis on biochar in Danish agriculture: - Biochar production, use and effect in soil agroecosystems (part 1) and Economic assessment of biochar production and use (part 2)

TY - RPRT

T1 - Knowledge synthesis on biochar in Danish agriculture

T2 - - Biochar production, use and effect in soil agroecosystems (part 1) and Economic assessment of biochar production and use (part 2)

AU - Elsgaard, Lars

AU - Adamsen, Anders Peter S.

AU - Møller, Henrik Bjarne

AU - Winding, Anne

AU - Jørgensen, Uffe

AU - Mortensen, Esben Øster

AU - Arthur, Emmanuel

AU - Abalos, Diego

AU - Andersen, Mathias Neumann

AU - Thers, Henrik

AU - Sørensen, Peter

AU - Dilnessa, Addisu Anteneh

AU - Elofsson, Katarina

N1 - Linket til højre er rapporten i trygt version. Dokumentet over linket er selve leveringen til ministeriet.

PY - 2022/9

Y1 - 2022/9

N2 - During the last years the application of biochar to arable land has been suggested as a method to improve soil fertility and plant growth, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and sequester carbon for centuries. The rapid increase in the interest in biochar means that empirical documentation and mechanistic understanding need to be assessed continuously. In the present report, background and current knowledge have been synthesized in relation to the use of biochar in agricultural soils primarily under Danish conditions and based on major streams of available feedstock. The report also features an economical assessment and points to areas with knowledge gaps where better documentation and research is needed in relation to the pyrogenic carbon capture and storage as well as the persistent effects of biochar on soil ecosystem services

AB - During the last years the application of biochar to arable land has been suggested as a method to improve soil fertility and plant growth, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and sequester carbon for centuries. The rapid increase in the interest in biochar means that empirical documentation and mechanistic understanding need to be assessed continuously. In the present report, background and current knowledge have been synthesized in relation to the use of biochar in agricultural soils primarily under Danish conditions and based on major streams of available feedstock. The report also features an economical assessment and points to areas with knowledge gaps where better documentation and research is needed in relation to the pyrogenic carbon capture and storage as well as the persistent effects of biochar on soil ecosystem services

KW - T0-2022

KW - T0-2022

M3 - Report

SN - 978-87-93998-93-3

T3 - DCA Report

BT - Knowledge synthesis on biochar in Danish agriculture

PB - Aarhus Universitet - DCA - Nationalt Center for Fødevarer og Jordbrug

ER -