Ali Adnan is a journalist who writes for MUO (MakeUseOf), covering a wide range of topics including technology, social media, and productivity. With a focus on providing practical tips and troubleshooting guides, Ali aims to help readers navigate the digital world and make the most out of their devices and apps.
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Ali Adnan's articles primarily consist of product reviews, expert commentary, and how-to guides across various topics such as human resources & employment, gaming, entertainment news, and product promotions. His focus is more on providing insights into consumer technology products and guiding users through common issues they may encounter.
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By: Ali Adnan, Zainulabdeen Khalaf, Gihan Shyamal Dharmendra, István Mihály
Although herbicides are essential for global agriculture and controlling weeds, they impact soil microbial communities and CO2 emissions. However, the effects of herbicides, tillage systems, and nitrogen fertilisation on CO2 emissions under different environmental conditions are poorly understood. This review explores how various agricultural practices and inputs affect CO2 emissions and addresses the impact of pest-management strategies, tillage systems, and nitrogen fertiliser usage on CO2 emissions using multiple databases. Key findings indicate that both increased and decreased tendencies in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were observed, depending on the herbicide type, dose, soil properties, and application methods. Several studies reported a positive correlation between CO2 emissions and increased agricultural production. Combining herbicides with other methods effectively controls emissions with minimal chemical inputs. Conservation practices like no-tillage were more effective than conventional tillage in mitigating carbon emissions. Integrated pest management, conservation tillage, and nitrogen fertiliser rate optimisation were shown to reduce herbicide use and soil greenhouse gas emissions. Fertilisers are similarly important; depending on the dosage, they may support yield or harm the soil. Fertiliser benefits are contingent on appropriate management practices for specific soil and field conditions. This review highlights the significance of adaptable management strategies that consider local environmental conditions and can guide future studies and inform policies to promote sustainable agriculture practices worldwide.
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