Carbon and Nitrogen in Mitigating and Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change

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Carbon and nitrogen play a central role in mitigating and adapting agriculture to climate change by strengthening soil health, enhancing crop resilience, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Sustainable carbon management—through practices like biochar application, residue retention, and conservation tillage—helps increase soil organic matter, improve water retention, and sequester atmospheric CO₂. At the same time, efficient nitrogen use, supported by precision fertilization, biological nitrogen fixation, and controlled-release fertilizers, minimizes nitrous oxide emissions while ensuring balanced nutrient supply for crops. Integrating carbon- and nitrogen-smart strategies enables farmers to build climate-resilient agroecosystems, improve productivity, and promote long-term environmental sustainability.

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