Overview

Nem várt hiba jelentkezett.
Research keywords:
lysimetry, soil protection, soil cultivation, salt affection, secondary salinization

Publications

Optimization of soil cultivation, water management, and irrigation on heavy textured soils with special regards to climate change and mitigation of organic carbon losses. 

https://doi.org/10.3390/agronomy12020516 

https://doi.org/10.3390/agronomy12020314 

https://doi.org/10.3390/w15101918 


Projects

Project no. 1.: Training of farmers V4 in techniques for environmental protection and soil water management 

In 2018 a group of universities, given in the application, did a successful research on a project no. within the Visegrad Fund. The outputs were in a written form provided electronically on web pages of the project free to download for public. The objective of the project is to widen information about the results of the above mentioned project to the widest target group. The project will be realized especially in the form of practical seminars and lectures in all the countries of the V4.In the proposed project, there is a rotation of previously cooperating partners, the coordinator of the project becomes the University of Agriculture in Nitra. 

https://visegradfund.uniag.sk/index.html  

Project no. 2.: The role of conservation soil tillage in sustainable crop production and prevention of soil degradation with a focus on climate change 

An international-level approach to the examination and implementation of modern, soil-protective cultivation systems and methods  in the soil:plant:water system, with particular regard to climate damage and soil degradation. Regarding the progress of scientific knowledge related to soil conservation cultivation, we expect valuable results from the comparison of the experiments carried out by the Croatian and Hungarian research groups, as well as the soil quality, weed population, crop yields, etc. from the methods used for monitoring. 

Dr. József Zsembeli
Research Institute of Karcag
Campus address: H-5300 Karcag, Kisújszállási str. 166.
zsembeli.jozsef@uni-mate.hu
zsembeli.jozsef@uni-mate.hu

MTMT: 10010963
Scopus: 16318287700