A primary goal of studying climate change adaptation is to estimate the net impacts of
climate change. Many potential changes in agricultural management and technology …

India will need to produce 30% more wheat by 2050, and these gains must principally come
from intensification in eastern India where low productivity is common. Through a dense …

Recent research on the agricultural impacts of climate change has primarily focused on the
roles of temperature and precipitation. These studies show that India has already been …

Many of the undernourished people on the planet obtain their entitlements to food via
agricultural-based livelihood strategies, often on underperforming croplands and …

Large volumes of data from satellite sensors with high time-resolution exist today, eg
Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) and Moderate Resolution Imaging …

Abstract Changes in precipitation, air temperature, and model-simulated soil moisture were
examined for the observed (1950–2008) and projected (2010–99) climate for the sowing …

Crop phenology represents an integrative indicator of climate change and plays a vital role
in terrestrial carbon dynamics and sustainable agricultural development. However …

Abstract The Loess Plateau, the largest arid and semi-arid zone in China, has been
confronted with more severe water resource pressure and a growing demand for food …

Crop planting dates are a dynamic feature of agricultural systems that respond to short-and
long-term climate signals, crop and cultivar selection, and technology changes. Planting …

Adjusting crop calendars may present an effective adaptation measure to avoid crop yield
loss and reduce water use in a changing climate. In order to better understand potentials …