Agriculture is vulnerable to climate change. Adaptation is therefore necessary to moderate
harm or exploit the beneficial opportunities of climate change in agriculture. In the 2015 …

A frozen soil layer may impede snowmelt infiltration, resulting in a large amount of runoff that
influences the soil water balance and anion movement in the soil profile. To examine the …

On-farm soil frost control has been used for the management of volunteer potatoes
(Solanum tuberosum L.), a serious weed problem caused by climate change, in northern …

The appropriate control of soil frost depth could potentially balance wheat production and kill
unharvested potato tubers. We examined possible soil frost control by snow compaction on …

Emergence of unharvested potatoes that survived during winter becomes source for
nematodes and diseases, causing serious weed problems in rotational crop fields. Herein …

Snow compaction implements the thermal conditions compatible with both killing volunteer
potatoes and good wheat growth. To reveal how soil freezing regulates volunteer potatoes …

Air temperature and sunshine duration for agricultural fields were extracted from 1-km-
resolution weather data, and their relationship with winter wheat yield was compared for the …

Snow mold, a disease of grasses and winter cereals under snow in cold temperate regions
incited by cold-adapted fungi, is characterized by the ability to grow at sub-zero …

Short-term N 2 O emission occurs in relation to snowmelt within seasonally frozen soil. To
understand the effects of changing winter climates on the N 2 O flux, snow cover …

Interactions between boundary layer wind and topography form non-uniform air temperature
distributions in cold and snow-covered regions. Because of this heterogeneity, spatially …