ArticleScientific reports2025
Modelling crop growth and soil hydrothermal regimes under conservation agriculture using APSIM-wheat.
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With increasing adoption of residue retention over soil surface, there is an urgent need to investigate the effect of residue on soil water moderation and soil temperature distribution during crop growth period. Therefore, an investigation was carried out on wheat crop, grown under long term experiment integrating a dual strategy of field experiment and crop simulation modelling. The major aim of the present study was to simulate the conservation agriculture effects on soil water profile and soil thermal regime in wheat crop under maize based cropping system using APSIM-Agriculture Production System Simulator) model. The experiment followed a split plot design with three replications, evaluating two tillage practices: zero tillage with residue retention (ZT + R) and conventional tillage with residue incorporation (CT + R). . The APSIM model was calibrated using measured data from the 2018-19 cropping season and validated with independent datasets from 2019-20. Model performance was rigorously evaluated using statistical metrics such as the coefficient of determination (R
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