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Ukraine : Soil Fertility to Strengthen Climate Resilience

Ukraine is renowned as the breadbasket of Europe thanks to its black soils ( Chernozem black because of the high organic matter content) which offer exceptional agronomic conditions. One-third of the worldwide stock of the fertile black soils, whi...

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Main Authors: Fileccia, Turi, Guadagni, Maurizio, Hovhera, Vasyl, Bernoux, Martial
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC and FAO, Rome 2014
Subjects:
ABSORPTION
ACIDIFICATION
ACIDITY
AFFORESTATION
AGRIBUSINESS
AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE
AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES
AGRICULTURAL LAND
AGRICULTURAL LANDS
AGRICULTURAL MODERNIZATION
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY
AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
AGROCHEMICALS
AGROFORESTRY
AGROMETEOROLOGY
AGRONOMIST
AGRONOMY
AIR
AIR TEMPERATURE
ARABLE LAND
ATMOSPHERIC CARBON
AVERAGE YIELDS
BARLEY
BASES
BIODIVERSITY
BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY
BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES
BLACK CARBON
BUCKWHEAT
BULK DENSITY
BUSINESS AS USUAL SCENARIO
CALCULATION
CARBON CONTENT
CARBON DIOXIDE
CARBON EMISSIONS
CARBON MARKETS
CARBON RETENTION
CARBON SEQUESTRATION
CATION EXCHANGE
CATION EXCHANGE CAPACITY
CATTLE
CEREAL GRAINS
CEREALS
CGIAR
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY RESEARCH
CIMMYT
CLAY SOILS
CLIMATE
CLIMATE CHANGE
CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
CLIMATIC VARIABILITY
CLIMATIC ZONES
CO
CO2
COARSE GRAINS
COLORS
CONSULTATIVE GROUP ON INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
CONTINUOUS CROPPING
CONVENTIONAL TILLAGE
CORN
COVER CROPS
CROP
CROP AREAS
CROP LAND
CROP LANDS
CROP MANAGEMENT
CROP PRODUCTION
CROP PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
CROP RESEARCH
CROP RESIDUE
CROP RESIDUES
CROP ROTATION
CROP SPECIES
CROP TYPES
CROP VARIETIES
CROP YIELD
CROP YIELDS
CROPLAND
CROPLANDS
CROPPING
CROPPING SYSTEM
CROPPING SYSTEMS
CROPS
DAM
DECIDUOUS FORESTS
DEGRADED SOILS
DESERTIFICATION
DRAINAGE
DROUGHT
DROUGHT RESISTANCE
DUST
ECOLOGICAL ZONES
EMISSION
EMISSION REDUCTION
EMISSIONS
ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS
ERODED SOILS
EROSION CONTROL
EVAPORATION
EVAPOTRANSPIRATION
FALLOWING
FAO
FARM
FARM PRODUCTIVITY
FARMERS
FARMING
FARMING SYSTEMS
FARMLAND
FARMS
FEED
FERTILIZATION
FERTILIZERS
FLOOD CONTROL
FLORA
FODDER CROPS
FOOD PRODUCTION
FOOD SECURITY
FOREST
FOREST CLEARANCE
FOREST LANDS
FOREST ZONES
FOREST-STEPPE
FORESTRY
FORESTS
FOSSIL FUEL
FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
FUEL CONSUMPTION
FUEL USE
GCM
GEOPHYSICS
GHG
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITY
GRAIN
GRAIN PRODUCTION
GREENHOUSE
GREENHOUSE GAS
GREENHOUSE GASES
HERBICIDES
HUMIDITY
INDUSTRIAL CROPS
INDUSTRIAL WASTE
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT
INTERCROPPING
INTERNATIONAL MAIZE AND WHEAT IMPROVEMENT CENTER
IPCC
IRD
IRRIGATION
LAND DEGRADATION
LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND RESOURCES
LAND USE
LAND USE CHANGE
LARGE FARMS
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK SYSTEMS
MAIZE
MANURE
MILLET
MOISTURE RETENTION
MULCH COVER
MULCHING
NATIVE VEGETATION
NATURAL BIOLOGICAL
NATURAL REGENERATION
NATURAL RESOURCES
NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
NEGATIVE IMPACT
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
NITRIFICATION
NITROGEN
NUTRIENT DEPLETION
OATS
OIL SEEDS
OILSEED
OILSEEDS
ORGANIC FARMING
ORGANIC FERTILIZERS
ORGANIC MATTER
OVERGRAZING
PARTICLES
PASTURES
PEST CONTROL
PESTICIDES
PHOSPHORUS
PINEAPPLE
PLANT NUTRIENTS
PLANT SCIENCES
PLANTING
POLLUTION
POTASSIUM
POTATO
PP
PRECIPITATION
PRICE VOLATILITY
PRODUCTION COSTS
RAINFALL
RAINWATER
RICE
ROOTS
RURAL DEVELOPMENT
RYE
SEED VARIETIES
SOIL CARBON
SOIL COMPACTION
SOIL CONSERVATION
SOIL DEGRADATION
SOIL DEPTH
SOIL EROSION
SOIL FERTILITY
SOIL HEALTH
SOIL MANAGEMENT
SOIL MOISTURE
SOIL POROSITY
SOIL PROFILE
SOIL PROTECTION
SOIL QUALITY
SOIL SCIENCES
SOIL SOLUTION
SOIL STRUCTURE
SOIL SURFACE
SOIL TAXONOMY
SOIL TEXTURE
SOIL TILLAGE
SOILS
SPRING
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION
TEMPERATURE
THE CONSULTATIVE GROUP
TREES
TROPICS
UNDERGROUND WATER
UNITED NATIONS
UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME
WATER EROSION
WATERSHED
WEED CONTROL
WHEAT
WHEAT CROP
WHEAT YIELDS
WIND
WIND EROSION
WINTER BARLEY
WINTER WHEAT
YIELD REDUCTION
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/20325140/ukraine-soil-fertility-strengthen-climate-resilience-preliminary-assessment-potential-benefits-conservation-agriculture
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20678

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