Mitsubishi Electric Technology Estimates Organic Carbon in Farmland Using Optical Measurements and Soil Organic Carbon Dynamics Models
Accurate, labor-saving solution for improved productivity and reduced greenhouse gas emissions
With the acceleration of Green Transformation (GX) policies and corporate and municipal emission‑reduction plans along with the Japanese government’s efforts to achieve its 2050 carbon‑neutral goal, agricultural soil is increasingly recognized as a promising way to store carbon. Benefits include reduced greenhouse gas emissions, improved soil-water retention and increased soil fertility for improved crop production. However, SOC is strongly influenced by biological and chemical processes, specifically microbial decomposition and root growth, and since these processes are difficult to observe directly, extensive soil sampling and laboratory analysis have traditionally been required.
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