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The carbon footprint of sugarcane cultivation using drip irrigation in Tucumán, Argentina

Last Updated: junio 11, 2025

The main activities producing greenhouse gases (GHGs) are energy generation, agriculture, industry, transportation, and construction. In Argentina, agricultural sector actions are essential due to their impact on the environment and the drawbacks they create within the sector itself.

Tolpyralate: a promising alternative for post-emergent management of bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon)

Last Updated: junio 11, 2025

Cynodon dactylon is the primary weed in sugarcane cultivation in Tucumán, Argentina, and topramezone, combined with atrazine, is the only registered selective herbicide for post-emergence control of C. dactylon. We aimed to evaluate the herbicidal effect (HE) of tolpyralate alone and in combination with atrazine on C. dactylon. In trials in three years, plants were propagated from stolons and transplanted into field plots to simulate bermudagrass regrowth after mechanical control.

Total enzyme activity as a microbiological indicator of soil irrigated with vinasse

Last Updated: junio 11, 2025

In vinasse-irrigated soils of the province of Tucumán, previous evaluations have primarily focused on chemical indicators, with limited attention given to microbiological parameters. The objective of this study was to evaluate total enzyme activity (FDA) as a microbiological indicator in a Typic Hapludoll with an argic horizon, irrigated with vinasse for three consecutive years.

Type of nitrogen fertilizer and timing of application on sugarcane growth and yield in Iran

Last Updated: junio 11, 2025

Constraints on sugarcane cultivation in Iran that include a reduced growing period caused by late harvesting, along with spring precipitation and soil moisture levels suggest different nitrogen fertigation in comparison to other regions.

Urea and nitrate losses as a result of furrow fertigation in Iranian sugarcane fields

Last Updated: junio 11, 2025

Nitrogen loss in agricultural systems can occur through diverse pathways, one of which involves the leaching of nitrates from waterlogged soil profiles. Nevertheless, there has been a scarcity of investigations concerning the loss of soluble urea in irrigation water, particularly within sugarcane plantations.

Use of a Vegetation Activity Index for evaluating commercial-scale treatments in sugarcane

Last Updated: junio 11, 2025

Accurate assessment of crop vegetative state is crucial for agricultural management, particularly under varying environmental conditions. However, detailed field experiments face logistical and cost challenges. NDVI and other vegetation indices offer non-invasive and large-scale solutions for assessing plant health