Abstract
TIn the light of recent assessment of greenhouse gas emissions and global impact on climate change, transition from conventional to more sustainable agriculture is of prior importance. Farmers have already experienced alternative crop management practices and their respective impact on climate change is widely studied. However, a lot of investigation still needs to be done, notably concerning the long-term impact of the combined practices. This communication puts the light on management of crop residuals degradation dynamics and its impact on cropland soil respiration.
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