DAY 01

9th International Nitrogen Conference

Monday, February 5, 2024

Arrival of Delegates

05 FEB 2024

DAY 02

9th International Nitrogen Conference

Timing (IST)

Tuesday, February 6, 2024

08.30am-09.00am

On spot Registration & Badge distribution

06 FEB 2024

Plenary Session (Inaugration Hall/Main Auditorium)
09.00am-10.20am

The inaugural event(Honorable Dignitaries & Invited Guests)

10.20am-10.40am

Keynote Lecture: Himanshu Pathak (DG ICAR, India)_TBD

10.40am-11.00am

Keynote Lecture: David Kanter (Chair, International Nitrogen Initiative): Future
Directions for Nitrogen Research

11.00am-11.30am

TeaBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 1
Main Auditorium

Venue

Crop production#1
Lead-Talk_1

A Global Reference Database Of Cropland Nutrient Budgets And
Nutrient Use Efficiency: Achim Dobermann

11.50am-12.05pm

Oral_1

Panomics Meets Large Germplasm Collections For Sustainable
Agriculture– Investigation Of Biological Nitrification Inhibition And
Nitrogen Use Efficiency: Wolfram Weckwerth

12.05pm-12.20pm

Oral_2Differential Response of Pro-Vitamin A Cassava Cultivars to Nitrogen
Fertilization in Nigeria: Vincent Oluwatomisin Aduramigba-Modupe

12.20pm-12.35pm

Oral_3

Nitrogen Use Practices Assessed From Village Survey: An Exploratory
Study Across Plain, Mid-Hill and High Hill Areas of Nepal: Rajesh Paudel

12.35pm-12.50pm

Oral_4

Impact of Organic and Mineral Soil Mulching Systems on Sensationally
Reducing Ammonia (NH3) Volatilization and Enhancing Potato Yield in
an Upland Condition during Cultivation : Sang Yoon Kim

12.50pm-12.55pm

Oral_-Flash_1

Smart Plants for the Future: Nitrogen Efficient Plants for A Sustainable
Environment: Sampurna Garai

12.55pm-1.00pm

Combined Application of Nano Urea With Conventional Fertilisers in
Oral_-Flash_2 Irrigated Rice Ecosystem: Evidence From Multi-Location Trial
Programme: Gobinath R

01.00pm-2.00 pm

Lunch Break (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)

11.30am-11.50am

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06 FEB 2024

Parallel Session 5
Main Auditorium
Crop production#2 (SANH)

Venue

02.00pm-02.20pm

Lead-Talk_2

Agronomic Approaches To Improving Crop Nitrogen Use Efficiency inSouth Asia: Robert Rees

02.20pm-02.35pm

Oral_5

Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria Reduce Urea Fertilizer Use in Boro
Rice Cultivation: Mohammad Saiful Alam

02.35pm-02.50pm

Oral_6

Use of Controlled-Release Nitrogen Fertilizers to Reduce The Import BillFor Urea: Potential And Challenges For The Sri Lankan Paddy Sector:
Senal Weerasooriya

02.50pm-03.05pm

Oral_7

Use of Nitrogenous Fertilizers in Nepal: From Practice to Policy: Khem
Raj Dahal

Oral_8

Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Rice (Oryza Sativa L.) Under Different
Nitrogen-Based Fertilizer Management Technologies in Sri Lanka:
Sarath Nissanka/R.S. Dharmakeerthi

03.05pm-03.20pm

03.20pm-03.25pm Oral_-Flash_ 3

Development Of Mobile App (N App) For Precision Nitrogen
Management in Paddy Cultivation : Mohammad Sazzad Hossain

03.25pm-03.30pm Oral_-Flash_ 4

Options For Reducing Chemical Nitrogen For Rice Cultivation: Aminul
Islam
TeaBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)

03.30pm-03.45pm

Parallel Session 9
Main Auditorium
Crop production#3

Venue

03.45pm-04.05pm

Lead-Talk_3

The Potential of Nutrient, Crop And Soil Management to Reach
Required Nitrogen Use Efficiencies on Cropland at Global Scale: Gerard
H. Ros04.05pm-04.20pm

Oral_9Genetic Solutions For Improving Nitrogen Use Efficiency For Rice And
Wheat in South Asia: Adam Price

04.20pm-04.35pm

Oral_10

Upscaling management scenarios for full sustainable Mediterranean
cropping systems at the country scale: Alfredo Rodríguez

Oral_11

Identification And Characterization of Genes Identified For High
Nitrogen Use Efficiency to Enhance Grain Protein Content of Triticum
Aestivum L: Vikas Fandade04.35pm-04.50pm

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04.50pm-05.05pm

Oral_1206 FEB 2024

Maximizing Yield and Nitrogen Use Efficiency Through Appropriate
Fertilizer Options in Wetland Rice Cultivation Under Calcareous Dark
Grey Soil in Bangladesh: Dr. Md. Mahmodol Hasan

Optimization of Nitrogen Fertilization And The Application of Enhanced
05.05pm-05.10pm Oral_-Flash_ 5 Efficiency Fertilizer Boosts Maize Yield And Farmers Income in Nepal:
Naba Raj Pandit

05.10pm-05.15pm Oral_-Flash_ 6 New Gridded Global Crop Dataset: Deepak K Ray
ComfortBreak05.15pm-05.30pm
05.30pm-06.30pm

Fireside Chat (Venue: Main Auditorium)

06.30pm-07.30pm

Cultural Program (Main Auditorium)

7:30pm onwards

Dinner (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)

Venue

Parallel Session 2
Seminar Hall, Auditorium Complex
Soil Health#1
Changes In Agricultural Nitrogen (N) Balance Of OECD Countries and
Its Causes And Impacts: Pil Joo Kim

11.30am-11.50am

Lead-Talk_1

11.50am-12.05pm

Oral_1

Define Optimum Carbon Levels In Soils in View of Multiple Soil
Functions: Gerard H. Ros

12.05pm-12.20pm

Oral_2

N-Cycling Dynamics and Key Microbial Players in The Pristine andPerturbed Mangrove Ecosystems: Semanti Paul12.20pm-12.35pm

Oral_312.35pm-12.50pm

Oral_4Farmers' Perceptions of Manure and Fertiliser Use in Relation to Soil
Fertility, Yield, And Environmental Impact. Evidence from Nepal:
Bigyapti Nepal
Screening of N Efficient Paddy Population From Bengal Assam Aus
Pannel: Adiba Afrin Rim

12.50pm-12.55pm Oral_-Flash_ 1

Soil Fertility Management on Nitrogen Use Efficiency And Productivityof Potato in Sri Lanka: Sarath Premalal Nissanka

12.55pm-1.00pm

Soil Health Improvement And Rice Yield Under Combined Applicationof Organic And Inorganic Fertilizers: Majharul Islam

01.00pm-2.00 pm
Venue

Oral_-Flash_ 2

Lunch Break (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 6
Seminar Hall, Auditorium Complex

DAY 02

9th International Nitrogen Conference

02.00pm-02.20pm

Lead-Talk_2

06 FEB 2024

Soil Health#2
Understanding The Contributions of Soil Viruses To Terrestrial Nitrogen
Cycling: Hangwei Hu

02.20pm-02.35pm

Oral_5

Application of Indigenous Cellulolytic Microbial Strain Enhanced
Nitrogen Availability In Soil And Mitigated Flux Of Nitrous Oxide
Emission During Tea Cultivation: Dr. Prabhat Pramanik

02.35pm-02.50pm

Oral_6

Soil Fertility And Structural Stability Of A Sandy Loam Soil Under LongTerm Tillage Effects: Mouna Mechri

Oral_7

Success Story of Rice-Specific Endophytic Diazotrophic Azotobacter
Chroococcum AVI2 Liquid Formulation (NRRI-Endon): A Unique
Example Of Translational Research From Lab to Land: Upendra
Kumar

02.50pm-03.05pm

Complete Ammonia Oxidizers Contribute to Nitrification in Agricultural
Soils: Jizheng He
Soil-Microbe Interaction For Sustainable Soil Health Management:
03.20pm-03.25pm Oral_-Flash_ 4
Ezaka Emmanuel
03.05pm-03.20pm

Oral_8Post-Anthesis Dry Matter And N-Accumulation And Their
03.25pm-03.30pm Oral_-Flash_ 5 Remobilization in Aestivum Wheat Genotypes Under Well- And DeficitWatered Conditions: Vijay Pooniya
TeaBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 10
Seminar Hall, Auditorium Complex
Air Pollution#1

03.30pm-03.45pm
Venue

Improving The Spatial And Temporal Distribution of Ammonia
Emission Estimates Using Spatially Explicit Emission Fractions And
Phenology-Derived Time Profiles:Xinrui Ge (Online)

03.45pm-04.05pm

Lead-Talk_1

04.05pm-04.20pm

Oral_1

Chemistry of Atmospheric Ammonia - A Source of Nitrogen
Pollution:Pooja Vijaykumar Pawar

Oral_2

Wet Deposition Fluxes of Ammonium And Nitrate at Selected Sites inSouth Asia as A Contribution to The UKRI GCRF South Asian Nitrogen
Hub:Umesh Chandra Kulshrestha

04.20pm-04.35pm

04.35pm-04.50pm

Oral_304.50pm-05.05pm

Oral_4

Reductions Of PM2.5 Pollution in South Asia And The Impacts on
Health And Economics: New Insights From Ammonia:Yuanlin Wang
(Online)Reactive Trace Gases And Aerosol Measurement Over SouthAsia:Sakshi Ahlawat

Sources And Processes Affecting The Abundances of Atmospheric NHX
05.05pm-05.10pm Oral_-Flash_ 1 Using Δ15N Over A Semi-Urban Site in The Northwestern IndoGangetic Plain:Chandrima Shaw

DAY 02

9th International Nitrogen Conference

05.10pm-05.15pm Oral_-Flash_ 2

06 FEB 2024

Lichens Response To Atmospheric Ammonia; Field-Based Evidence
From Himalayan Forests of Nepal:Hirendra Bista
ComfortBreak05.15pm-05.30pm
05.30pm-06.30pm

Fireside Chat (Venue: Main Auditorium)

06.30pm-07.30pm
7:30pm onwards

Cultural Program (Main Auditorium)
Dinner (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)

Venue

Parallel Session 3
Conference Room, Auditorium Complex
Society & Governance#1
Lead-Talk_1

Nitrogen Budget of Indian Agriculture, The Factors Determining And
The Way Forward: Praveen Koovalamkadu Velayudhan

Oral_1

A Qualitative Assessment of The Impacts And Effectiveness of Policy
Interventions Implemented To Revive The Small-Scale Paddy Sector
After The Lifting of The Ban on Synthetic Fertilizer in Sri Lanka:
J.M.P.N. Anuradha

12.05pm-12.20pm

Oral_2

Transformation For Sustainable Nutrient Supply And Management
Through The Implementation of Nature-Based Solutions – Evidence
From European Cases on Innovative NBS: Morten Graversgaard

12.20pm-12.35pm

Oral_3Global Costs And Benefits of Nitrogen Use And Losses In 2010 And
2050 Under Shared Socioeconomic Pathways:Hans J.M. Van Grinsven

12.35pm-12.50pm

Oral_4

Approaches And Challenges to Assess Nitrogen Impacts Using The
Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response Framework: Jill S Baron

11.30am-11.50am

11.50am-12.05pm

Nitrogen Use in Agriculture And Its Association With Socio-Economic
12.50pm-12.55pm Oral_-Flash_ 1 Conditions of Marginal And Small Farmers: Evidences From Balasore
District Of Odisha: Damodar Jena
12.55pm-1.00pm
01.00pm-2.00 pm
Venue

Monitoring Nitrogen in Crop Fields: Learning From The Community
Oral_-Flash_ 2 Enviroewatch Mobile App in Rwizi Catchment In Uganda :Patrick
Musinguzi
Lunch Break (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 7
Conference Room, Auditorium Complex
Society & Governance#2

02.00pm-02.20pm

Lead-Talk_2

Gender, Nitrogen Management And Research: Sources, Sinks And Links
in South Asia : Anastasia Yang

02.20pm-02.35pm

Oral_5

Why There is A Need to Cooperate? Analysing Stakeholder Dynamics in
Nitrogen Management in Agriculture Sector in India:Smriti Das

DAY 02

9th International Nitrogen Conference

02.35pm-02.50pm
02.50pm-03.05pm
03.05pm-03.20pm
03.20pm-03.25pm
03.25pm-03.30pm
03.30pm-03.45pm
Venue

03.45pm-04.05pm

Oral_606 FEB 2024

Understanding Policy Responses to Nitrogen in Latin America, SouthAsia, Africa, And Europe:William San Martín; Morten Graversgaard

Reactive-N Scenario in India – Trend, Policy And Way Forward: Tapan
Kumar Adhya
From Threats to Opportunities: Comparing Global Regions Using
Oral_8Pressure-State-Impact Metrics of Reactive Nitrogen (Nr) Use :David U.
Hooper
Oral_-Flash_ 3 TBD
Oral_-Flash_ 4 TBD
TeaBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 11
Conference Room, Auditorium Complex
Water Pollution#1
Exploration Towards Eu 2050 Zero Pollution Vision For Nitrogen
Lead-Talk_1 Export Under Changing Climate And Shared Socioeconomic Pathways:
Rohini Kumar
Oral_704.05pm-04.20pm

Oral_1

Scenarios For Catchment Scale N Reduction Measures And Circular
Farming Systems: Tommy Dalgaard

04.20pm-04.35pm

Oral_2

Nitrogen Management Research Projects In Japan Towards Sustainable
Nitrogen Use: Kentaro Hayashi

04.35pm-04.50pm

Oral_3

Agricultural Pollution In Interstate Trade Network: Shekhar Sharan
Goyal

Oral_ 4

Numerical Modeling And Simulations Of Nutrient Characteristics In The
Estuarine Systems Over The Delta Regions Along The East Coast Of
India: Subbareddy Bonthu

04.50pm-05.05pm

05.05pm-05.10pm Oral_-Flash_ 1

Seasonal Variations In Nitrogen Cycling And Regulating Factors In The
Eastern Arabian Sea Coast, India: Harikrishna Prasad Mamidala

05.10pm-05.15pm Oral_-Flash_ 2

Groundwater Contamination With Nitrate And Fluoride And Its Effect O
n Health: Survey Study of The Farmers in Manesar: Deepika Pandey

05.15pm-05.30pm
05.30pm-06.30pm

ComfortBreakFireside Chat (Venue: Main Auditorium)

06.30pm-07.30pm
7:30pm onwards

Cultural Program (Main Auditorium)
Dinner (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)

Venue

Parallel Session 4
Seminar Hall, E-Block
Climate Change#1

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06 FEB 2024

Lead-Talk_1

How Climate Mitigation Actions in Agriculture Will Simultaneously
Contribute to Nitrogen Reduction Targets? – Exploring Triple Benefits
on Climate Mitigation, SLCF Mitigation And Nitrogen
Mitigation:Tatsuya Hanaoka

Oral_1

Accelerating Industry Decarbonisation For Carbon Neutrality: A
Comprehensive Study of Corporate Sustainability in Environmental,
Social, And Governance (ESG) And Corporate Social Responsibility(CSR): Alka Tomar

12.05pm-12.20pm

Oral_2

Representing Soil Processes in The Gains Model to Account For NonLinearities And Hotspots in Assessing Global N2O Emissions For
Current And Future Situations:Wilfried Winiwarter

12.20pm-12.35pm

Oral_3

Consumption of Biologically Fixed Green Nitrogen And Agricultural
Sustainability: Md. Mizanur Rahman

12.35pm-12.50pm

Oral_4

Spatial Variation in The Impacts of Anthropogenic Nitrogen Fixation on
Greenhouse Gas Exchange At Global Scale: Wim De Vries

11.30am-11.50am

11.50am-12.05pm

Using The DNDC Model To Estimate N2O Emissions in A
12.50pm-12.55pm Oral_-Flash_ 1 Mediterranean Irrigated Crop Under Contrasting Fertilizer Strategies in
A Context of Climate Change:Alfredo Rodríguez
Emission Factor of Nitrous Oxide And Greenhouse Gas Intensity of
Oral_-Flash_ 2 Tomato Under Open Field And Polyhouse Cultivation : Sandeep
Kumar
Lunch Break (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
01.00pm-2.00 pm
Parallel Session 8
Seminar Hall, E-Block
Venue
Climate Change#2
02.00pm-02.20pm Lead-Talk_2 Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Rice: Prof. N. Raghuram
12.55pm-1.00pm

02.20pm-02.35pm

02.35pm-02.50pm

02.50pm-03.05pm

Oral_5Emission of Reactive Nitrogen From Crop And Livestock Production inIndia And Their Mitigation Strategies:Niveta Jain

Oral_6

Nitrous Oxide IPCC Tier 1 Emission Factor Calculations Based on
Refined Agronomic Management Practices for 7 Southern Asian Main
Crops:Ute Skiba

Oral_7

Combined Application of Organic And Inorganic Fertilizers on
Mitigating Reactive Nitrogen Losses and Maintaining Crop Productivity
in Consecutive Maize - Cabbage Cropping System: Yeomyeong Lee

N2O Emissions From Agrofood Industrial Composting in Spain:Raul
Moral
Characterising Heterogeneity in Climate Change Impacts From Indian
03.20pm-03.25pm Oral_-Flash_ 3
Diets: Saumya Yadav
03.05pm-03.20pm

Oral_8

DAY 02

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06 FEB 2024

Nitrous Oxide Mitigation by Nitrification Inhibitors: Evidence From A
03.25pm-03.30pm Oral_-Flash_ 4 Two-Year Study With Spring Barley on Three Soil Types: Winnie
Ntinyari
TeaBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
03.30pm-03.45pm
Parallel Session 12
Seminar Hall, E-Block
Venue
Waste & Circular N Economy#1
Social Conditions For The Use And Adoption of Sustainable And
Circular Practices in Milk Production:Joanna Frątczak-Muller

03.45pm-04.05pm

Lead-Talk_1

04.05pm-04.20pm

Oral_1

Opportunities And Challenges Organo-Mineral Fertilisers Can Play in
Tackling Food Security – A Perspective: Ruben Sakrabani

04.20pm-04.35pm

Oral_2

Biorefinery Options For Manure Management To Promote A Circular
Economy: Monika Suchowska-Kisielewicz

04.35pm-04.50pm

Oral_3

Estimation of The Amount of Nitrogen Waste as Sludge Produced From
Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant in Japan: Takashi Onodera

04.50pm-05.05pm

Oral_ 4

Importance of Selective Removal And Recycling of Ammonium From
Environmental And Energy Perspectives: Durga Parajuli

The Nitrogen Footprint of Denmark – Understanding The Danish
05.05pm-05.10pm Oral_-Flash_ 1 Consumption Pattern And Its Effects On Excess Nitrogen Into The
Environment: Jacques Louis Vos
Emission of Reactive Nitrogen Species From Open Windrow
05.10pm-05.15pm Oral_-Flash_ 2 Composting of Crop Residues And The Suitability of Neem (Azadirachta
Indica) Litter Compost as a Compost Additive: Helen Mary Rose
05.15pm-05.30pm
05.30pm-06.30pm
06.30pm-07.30pm
7:30pm onwards

ComfortBreakFireside Chat (Venue: Main Auditorium)
Cultural Program (Main Auditorium)
Dinner (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)

DAY 03

9th International Nitrogen Conference

Timing (IST)

Wednesday, February 7, 2024

08.30am-09.00am

On spot Registration & Badge distribution

07 FEB 2024

Plenary Session (Inaugration Hall)
09.00am-09.30am

Keynote Lecture: Tek Sakpota (CIMMYT, Mexico)_Rebalancing Global Nitrogen
Management to Address the Food-Fertilizer-Climate Crisis

09.30am-10.00am

Keynote Lecture: William San Martin (WPI, USA)_Global Nitrogen Governance: Towards
a Research-Action Agenda at the Intersection of Science, Policy, and Society

10.00am-10.30am

Keynote Lecture: Xin Zhang (UoM, USA) Online_Decarbonization in a eutrophic world

10.30am-11.00am

TeaBreak (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)
Parallel Session 1
Main Auditorium

Venue:

Crop production#4
11.00am-11.20am

Lead-Talk_4

The Quest For Optimum Nitrogen Intensity Analysing 160 Years ofContrasting Evolution of Mediterranean Rainfed And Irrigated Crops:
Luis Lassaletta

11.20am-11.35am

Oral_13The Effect of Nitrogen Fertilizer Management on Physico-Chemical
Properties of Selected Rice Varieties: R.P.N.P. Rajapakse

11.35am-11.50am

Oral_14

Harnessing Nature And Smart Materials For N Efficient Sugarcane
Production : Susanne Schmidt

Oral_15

An Environment Friendly Engineered Kosakonia Radicincitans Improves
BNF And Sustains Rice Growth Under Combined N Conditions: K
Swarnalakshmi

12.05pm-12.20pm

Oral_ 16

Climate Smart And Nitrogen-Based Fertilization Practices Increased Rice
Grain Milling Recovery And Resilience To Drought Risks in Uganda: Dr.
Patrick Musinguzi

12.20pm-12.35pm

Oral_1712.35pm-12.50pm

Oral_18

11.50am-12.05pm

Reactive Nitrogen Pollution from Crop Sector in South Asia: Tariq Aziz
(Online)
TBD

12.50pm-12.55pm Oral_-Flash_ 7

Field Evaluation of Rice Genotypes For Higher Nitrogen Use Efficiency in
Lowlands: Dinesh Kumar

12.55pm-01.00pm Oral_-Flash_ 8

Dynamics of NUE And N2O Over The Last 40 Years Computed Using A
New Global Gridded N-Fertilizer Dataset: Deepak K Ray

01.00pm-2.00 pm

LunchBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 5

DAY 03

9th International Nitrogen Conference

07 FEB 2024

Main Auditorium

Venue:

Crop production#6
02.00pm-02.20pm

Lead-Talk_5

Isotopic Techniques to Investigate Nitrogen Dynamics in Long-Term
Organic And Conventional Tea Cultivation Systems in Sri Lanka: Mashita
Chiewattanakul

02.20pm-02.35pm

Oral_19

The N Fertilization And Sowing Date as Climate Change Adaptation Tools
For Wheat Under Mediterranean Conditions: José Luis Gabriel

02.35pm-02.50pm

Oral_20

Challenges And Prospects For Next-Generation Enhanced Efficiency
Fertilizers For Sustained Food Security: Helen Suter

02.50pm-03.05pm

Oral_21

Are Nitrogen Best Management Practices For US-Midwest Corn
Sufficient to Mitigate Environmental Nitrogenous Losses?: Fabian
Gerardo Fernandez

03.05pm-03.20pm

Oral_22

Tonoplast And Plasma Membrane Localized Ammonium Facilitators
Regulate Nitrogen Delivery to Developing Seeds: Brent Kaiser

03.20pm-03.25pm

Urea-Responsive Transcriptomic Comparison of Rice Genotypes
Oral-Flash_ 9 Contrasting For Nitrogen Use Efficiency Reveals The Potential Role ofTransporters And Transcription Factors: Supriya Kumari

03.25pm-03.30pm Oral-Flash_ 10

Progress in The Improvement of A Quality Protein Maize For Tolerance
to Low Soil Nitrogen: Qudrah Olaitan Oloyede-Kamiyo

03.30pm-04.00pm

TeaBreak (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)

04.00pm-5.00pm

Poster Sessions#1 (Crop Production_2/Air Pollution_2/Society & Governance/Waste &Circular N Economy)
Plenary Session

05.00pm-06.00pm

Policy Panel

06.00pm-07.00pm

Special Session (UNEP)/Special Session (Mission_Life)

7.30pm-10.00pm

UKRI South Asian Nitrogen Hub sponsored Gala Dinner at Hotel RADISSON BLUE,
DwarkaVenue:
11.00am-11.20am

Lead-Talk_2

11.20am-11.35am

Oral_5

Parallel Session 2
Seminar Hall, Auditorium Complex
Air Pollution#2
A National Scale Atmospheric Reactive Nitrogen Budget From Agriculture
in India: Deepakshi Babbar
Lichen Responses to Atmospheric Ammonia Concentration: A Case of
Glencorse, Scotland:Lumbani Mwafulirwa

DAY 03

9th International Nitrogen Conference

07 FEB 2024

Estimation of Ammonia Deposition to Forest Ecosystems in Scotland And
Sri Lanka Using Wind-Controlled NH3 Enhancement Experiments:
Ajinkya Deshpande
Simulation of Nitrogen Deposition in The Indo-Gangetic Plain Using WRFChem Model:Mala Pokharel

11.35am-11.50am

Oral_6

11.50am-12.05pm

Oral_712.05pm-12.20pm

Oral_8

Responses of Sub-Montane Forest Ecosystems in Sri Lanka To Increased
Atmospheric Ammonia Concentrations: Buddhika Weerakoon

12.20pm-12.35pm

Oral_9Emission And Bi-Directional Exchange of Ammonia Above a Corn Field:
Alexander Moravek

12.35pm-12.50pm

Oral_10

UKCA Tropospheric Nitrogen Dioxide Evaluation Using OMI Satellite
Retrievals Across South And East Asia: Alok Kumar Pandey

12.50pm-12.55pm
12.55pm-01.00pm
01.00pm-2.00 pm
Venue:
02.00pm-02.20pm
02.20pm-02.35pm
02.35pm-02.50pm
02.50pm-03.05pm
03.05pm-03.20pm
03.20pm-03.25pm
03.25pm-03.30pm
03.30pm-04.00pm
04.00pm-5.00pm

Exploring Dynamics of Atmospheric Ammonia in India: Distribution,
Trends, And Sources Analysis:Saumya Singh
Oral-Flash_ 4
TBD
LunchBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 6
Seminar Hall, Auditorium Complex
Air Pollution#3
Biotic Regulation of Nitrogen Gas Emissions in Temperate
Lead-Talk_3
Agriculture:Peter Groffman
Nitrogen Deposition Over Portugal: The Fonda Project:Alexandra
Oral_11Monteiro
Mitigation Effects of Urea Incorporation Techniques on NH3 And N2O
Oral_12
Emissions Depend on Soil Conditions:Hannah Götze
Knowns And Unknowns of The Use of Nitrogen Transformation
Oral_13
Inhibitors:Andreas Pacholski
Responses of Selected Lichens As Biological Indicators to Nitrogen And
Oral_14
Metal Ions Pollution in The Himalayan Forests of Nepal: Suman Prakash
PradhanOral_-Flash_5
TBD
Oral_-Flash_6
TBD
TeaBreak (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)
Poster Sessions#1 (Crop Production_2/Air Pollution_2/Society & Governance/Waste &Plenary Session
Oral-Flash_3

05.00pm-06.00pm

Policy Panel

06.00pm-07.00pm
7.30pm-10.00pm

Special Session (UNEP)/Special Session (Mission_Life)
UKRI South Asian Nitrogen Hub sponsored Gala Dinner at Hotel RADISSON BLUE,

Venue:

Parallel Session 3
Seminar Hall, E-Block
Society & Governance#3

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9th International Nitrogen Conference

11.00am-11.20am

Lead-Talk_3

11.20am-11.35am

Oral_911.35am-11.50am

Oral_10

11.50am-12.05pm

Oral_1112.05pm-12.20pm

Oral_1212.20pm-12.35pm

Oral_1312.35pm-12.50pm

Oral_1412.50pm-12.55pm
12.55pm-01.00pm
01.00pm-2.00 pm

Oral-Special

02.20pm-02.35pm
02.35pm-02.50pm
02.50pm-03.05pm
03.05pm-03.20pm
03.20pm-03.25pm
03.25pm-03.30pm
03.30pm-04.00pm
04.00pm-5.00pm

Variability of Barriers to Achieving Sustainable N Management AcrossWorld Regions: Implications For Food Security, Environment, And
Climate:Cargele Masso (Online)
Next Steps For N Policy Analysis :Roger Jeffery
Landscape Scale Guidance For Integrated Sustainable Nitrogen
Management:Tommy Dalgaard
Governing Nutrient Pollution Beyond Farmers:David Kanter
Crossing Boundaries: Comparing European National Nitrogen Policies –Different Agenda Setting And Governance Frameworks:Morten
Graversgaard
A Practical Research on Constructing A Nitrogen Circulation System
Utilizing A Small-Scale Biogasification Plant: Misuzu AsariManaging Nitrogen For Sustainability With Global Change: Baojing Gu(Online) (Waste & Circular N Economy)
Nitrogen and Cosmology: Mark Sutton
LunchBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 7
Seminar Hall, E-Block
Society & Governance#4

Venue:
02.00pm-02.20pm

07 FEB 2024

Lead-Talk_4

Success And Failure of Nitrogen Policies:Jan Willem Erisman (Online)

Managing Nitrogen For Sustainable Food-Energy-Water Nexus: Lessons
Oral_13
Learned From A Stakeholder Workshop:Yanyu Wang (Online)(Withdrawn)
Management of Impacts of Marine Nitrogen Pollution on Coral Reefs
Oral_14And Society: Fathimath Fairooza
Developing Reactive Nitrogen Boundaries on National And Regional
Oral_15
Scale For Germany:Markus Geupel
Derivation And Global Application of A Generalised Function For LongLead_Oral
Term Nitrogen Response of Yields And N Budgets For Cereal Cropping
Oral-Flash_ 8
TBD
TeaBreak (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)
Poster Sessions#1 (Crop Production_2/Air Pollution_2/Society & Governance/Waste &Plenary Session

05.00pm-06.00pm

Policy Panel

06.00pm-07.00pm
7.30pm-10.00pm

Special Session (UNEP)/Special Session (Mission_Life)
UKRI South Asian Nitrogen Hub sponsored Gala Dinner at Hotel RADISSON BLUE,

Venue:
11.00am-11.20am

Lead-Talk_4

Parallel Session 4
Conference Hall, Auditorium Complex
Crop production#5
Cultivating Resilient Crops: Nitrogen Management For Climate And SDG
Benefits: Jagdish Ladha

DAY 03

9th International Nitrogen Conference

11.20am-11.35am

Oral_13

11.35am-11.50am

Oral_14

11.50am-12.05pm

Oral_15

12.05pm-12.20pm
12.20pm-12.35pm
12.35pm-12.50pm
12.50pm-12.55pm
12.55pm-01.00pm
01.00pm-2.00 pm
Venue:
02.00pm-02.20pm
02.20pm-02.35pm
02.35pm-02.50pm
02.50pm-03.05pm
03.05pm-03.20pm
03.20pm-03.25pm
03.25pm-03.30pm
03.30pm-04.00pm
04.00pm-5.00pm

07 FEB 2024

Agronomic, Environmental And Economic Performance of Nitrogen
Management in Subtropical Lowland Rice Agroecosystem: Dibyendu
ChatterjeeSouth Asian N Road Map: Ghulam Abas Basir (Online)
Fertilization Strategies For Abating N Pollution at The Scale in Highly
Vulnerable Mediterranean Region: Alberto Sanz-Cobena (Online)

Scheduling And Rate of Nitrogen Fertilization Impacted Ammonia
Volatisation Losses And Yield In Maize-Wheat Field: Renu Singh
Assessment of Agricultural Sectors’ Nitrogen Footprint Connected With
Oral_17
The Economic Activities in Indonesia: Farah Wirasenjaya
Alternatives to Haber-Bosch Based Fertilisers - "White Ammonia": Pär
Oral_18
Larshans (Waste & Circular N Economy)
G-Protein Mediated Regulation of Nitrate Response in Arabidopsis And
Oral_-Flash_ 7
NUE in Rice: Navjyoti Chakraborty
Biochemical Fertilizers May Reduce Synthetic N And P Fertilizer Rates in
Oral_-Flash_ 8
Paddy Cultivation: Umme Aminun Naher
LunchBreak (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Parallel Session 8
Conference Hall, Auditorium Complex
Climate Change#3
Risks For Biodiversity in Europe Assessed With Critical Loads For Eutrophi
Lead-Talk_2
cation: Markus Geupel (Biodiversity & Public Health)
Impact of Site-Specific Nutrient Management on Crop Productivity,
Oral_5
Nutrient Use Efficiency And GHG Mitigation: Ajay Kumar Mishra
Emissions of Nitrous Oxide From Rice And Wheat Crop Growing Regions
Oral_6of India: Arti Bhatia
Lignite mitigates nitrogen and mass loss from broiler litter: A critical first
Oral_7
step to a circular waste economy: Clayton Butterly
Nitrogen A Key Contributor to Climate Change: Gulam Abas Basir
Oral_8(Online)Long-Term Nitrogen Inputs Promote Microbial Functional Profiles of
Oral_-Flash_ 3
Phosphorus Cycling in Paddy Soils: Suvendu Das (withdrawn)
Strategies For Reducing N2O Emissions While Being Adapted to Climate
Oral_-Flash_ 4
Change in A Mediterranean Barley Field:Luis Lassaletta
TeaBreak (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)
Poster Sessions#1 (Crop Production_2/Air Pollution_2/Society & Governance/Waste &Plenary Session
Oral_ 1605.00pm-06.00pm

Policy Panel

06.00pm-07.00pm
7.30pm-10.00pm

Special Session (UNEP)/Special Session (Mission_Life)
UKRI South Asian Nitrogen Hub sponsored Gala Dinner at Hotel RADISSON BLUE,DAY 04

9th International Nitrogen Conference

08 FEB 2024

Thursday, February 8, 2024

Timing (IST)Plenary Session (Main Auditorium)
09.00am-09.30am

Keynote Lecture: Martin Van Damme (ULB, Belgium)_Satellite monitoring of ammonia: mainachievements and promising perspectives

09.30am-10.00am

Keynote Lecture: Vincent Aduramigba (OAU, Nigeria): Emerging megatrends of sustainable
nitrogen management research in sub-Saharan Africa

10.00am-10.30am

Poster Sessions#2 (Crop Production_1/Air Pollution_1/Water Pollution/Soil Health/Climate
Change)10.30am-11.00am

Tea Break (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)
Parallel Session 1
Main Auditorium

Venue

Crop production#7

11.00am-11.15am

Oral_23

Effects of Drainage Water Management in A Corn–Soy Rotation On N2O And
CH4 Fluxes And Total Denitrification Measured By Soil Chambers, Flux
Gradient Towers, Isotopic Analyses, And Mass Balance: Eric A. Davidson

11.15am-11.30am

Oral_24

Nitrogen in Irrigation Water Sources: The Missing Link in The Agricultural
Nitrogen Cycle And Related Policies in Europe: João Serra

11.30am-11.45am

Oral_25

Meta-Analysis of Domestic Synthetic N Fertilizer Reduction Experiments For
The New Fertilizer Reduction Targets in Japan: Kazuya Nishina

11.45am-12.00pm

Oral_26

Assessment of Genotypic Variability And Improving Nitrogen Use Efficiency(NUE) in Irrigated Rice: Surekha Kuchi

12.00pm-12.15pm

Oral_27

Optimizing Nitrogen Balance For Farming Success And Environmental Health:
Lessons From On-Farm Projects in The U.S. And India: Alison J. Eagle

12.15pm-12.30pm
12.30pm-12.45pm

12.45pm-12.55pm
12.55pm-01.00pm
01.00pm-2.00 pm

Quantifying Long Term Nitrogen Budget of Agricultural System in India:
Hamdy Elsayed
Accounting For Past Crop And Nutrient Management Practices Enhances
Oral_29
Productivity And N Use Efficiency in Smallholder Wheat And Teff Cropping
Systems Of Ethiopia: Samuel Njoroge Kinyanjui
Impact of Organic and Mineral Soil Mulching Systems on Sensationally
Oral-30
Reducing Ammonia (NH3) Volatilization and Enhancing Potato Yield in an
Upland Condition during Cultivation : Sang Yoon Kim
The Soil Sample Conservation Method Impact On Ammonium, Nitrate And
Oral-Flash_13
Total Mineral Nitrogen Measurements: Jose Luis Gabriel
Lunch Break (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Oral_28

DAY 04

9th International Nitrogen Conference

2.00pm-3.00pm

Emerging Messages from INA Research
Venue: Main Auditorium

3.00pm-3.30pm

Tea Break (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)

08 FEB 2024

Research Agenda
Venue

Main Auditorium

3.30pm-5.00pm

Crop/soil/livestock

05.00pm-05.30pm

Plenary Discussion (Main Auditorium)

05.30pm-07.00pm

Valedictory and Conference Report (Chief Guest, Mark Sutton, INI Chair, Conference Chair
and Invited Guests)
Venue: Main Auditorium

Venue

Parallel Session 2
Seminar Hall, Auditorium Complex
Livestock Production & Energy, Transport & Industrial Nr#1

11.00am-11.15am

Oral_1An International Guidance Document For Improving Nitrogen Management
on Dairy Farms Using Nitrogen Budgets: Cameron Gourley

11.15am-11.30am

Oral_2

Plasma Treatment of Livestock Slurries Stops Ammonia And Methane
Emissions While Producing Nitrogen Fertiliser On-Farm.: Kenny Lee Brown

11.30am-11.45am

Oral_3

Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Cattle Farming in India: An Analysis Of
Causative Flows, Consequences And Mitigation Options : Shiva Shankar Y

11.45am-12.00pm

Oral_412.00pm-12.15pm

Oral_512.15pm-12.30pm

Oral_612.30pm-12.45pm

Oral_712.45pm-12.55pm

The Role of Livestock on The Nitrogen Budget in A Sahelian Silvo-Pastoral
System: Claire Delon
Nitrogen Flow Analysis in Japan Focusing on The Low-Carbon Transition:
Takuro Inoue
White Ammonia – Potential for Bio-based N Fertilisers in the EU: Ludwig
Hermann/Sampriti Chaudhuri
Adoption and Use of Nitrogen And Urease Inhibitors in New Zealand Dairy
Pasture Systems: Warwick CattoUse of Spirulina as an Alternative Feed Ingredient For Poultry Production:
Oral_-Flash_ 1 Impact on Ammonia And Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Excreta Storage:
David Fangueiro
Oral_-Flash_ 2

Effects of Regional And Farm Structural Characteristics on Nitrogen Use
Efficiency at Farm Level in Germany: Philipp Löw

DAY 04

9th International Nitrogen Conference

12.55pm-01.00pm
01.00pm-2.00 pm
2.00pm-3.00pm
3.00pm-3.30pm
Venue
3.30pm-5.00pm
05.00pm-05.30pm
05.30pm-07.00pm

08 FEB 2024

Does Increased Compositional Diversity in A Pasture Sward Improve Nitrogen
Oral_-Flash_ 3 Cycling And Systems Efficiency Under Australian Temperate Dairy Pastures? :Helen Charlotte Suter
Lunch Break (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Emerging Messages from INA Research
Tea Break (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)
Research Agenda
Seminar Hall, Auditorium Complex
Air/Water/Biodiversity/Health/Climate
Plenary Discussion (Main Auditorium)
Valedictory and Conference Report (Chief Guest, Mark Sutton, INI Chair, Conference Chair

Parallel Session 3
Conference Room, Auditorium Complex
Water#2/Waste & Circular N Economy#2

Venue

11.00am-11.15am

Oral_ 5

Nitrogen Loading of Inland And Coastal Waters: Results of N Policy Scenario
Experiments: Arthur Beusen

11.15am-11.30am

Oral_6

Modelling Marine Nitrogen Budgets to Assess Drivers And Impacts of
Nitrogen Pollution : Yuri Artioli

11.30am-11.45am

Oral_7

Assessing Nitrate Groundwater Hotspots in Europe Reveals A Severely
Inadequate Designation of Nitrate Vulnerable Zones: João Serra

11.45am-12.00pm

Oral_812.00pm-12.15pm

Oral_912.15pm-12.30pm

Oral_1012.30pm-12.45pm

Oral_1101.00pm-2.00 pm
2.00pm-3.00pm
3.00pm-3.30pm

Does Nitrogen Flux From The Lower Gangetic Plain Sustain The Overall
Productivity of The Northeast Coast of India?: Robin R.S.

Oral-Flash_3

The Portuguese Nitrogen Footprint, A Challenge in A Mediterranean Country:
Joana Marinheiro

Oral-Flash_4

Does Macroalgae in Nutrient-Rich Habitat Exacerbate The Decline Of Shallow
Seagrass Ecosystems? Palk Bay, Southeast Coast of India: Hariharan G

12.45pm-12.55pm

12.55pm-01.00pm

Modelling Freshwater Nitrogen And Phosphorus Across South Asia:
Ponnambalam Rameshwaran
A New Transient Mathematical Model For Polymer Coated Controlled Release
Fertilisers: Ian Levett
Survey on Nitrogen Flow And Suggestion of Nitrogen Recycling in Japan:
Kazuki Takada

Oral-Flash_5

Assessment of Pollution in Sanjay Lake Using Ecosystem Health Report Card
(EHRC): Sarita Bansal
Lunch Break (Food Court, Auditorium Complex)
Emerging Messages from INA Research
Tea Break (Poster Area, Auditorium Complex Mezzanine)DAY 04

Venue
3.30pm-5.00pm
05.00pm-05.30pm
05.30pm-07.00pm

9th International Nitrogen Conference

08 FEB 2024

Research Agenda
Conference Room, Auditorium Complex
Society & Governance/Waste & Circular N Economy
Plenary Discussion (Main Auditorium)
Valedictory and Conference Report (Chief Guest, Mark Sutton, INI Chair, Conference Chair

POSTER SESSION

9th International Nitrogen Conference

7-Feb-24

07 - 08 FEB 2024

04.00pm-5.00pm

Poster Sessions#1 (Crop Production/Air Pollution/Society & Governance/Waste & Circular N Economy)
Poster ID

Abstract ID

Abstract Title
Determination Of Threshold Limit Of Nitrate And Auxin In Yoshida Solution At Rice
Rhizosphere: Bitish Kumar Nayak

P1

285

P2

276

A Study Of Farm-Level Practices In Conventional And Natural Farming Influencing
Nitrogen Pollution From Crop And Livestock Management: Rujuta Nalavade

P3

270

Partial Nitrogen Budgeting And Determination Of Nitrogen Use Efficiency Of Different
Farmer’s Group Through Crop Management Processes: H. M. A-Amin

P4

262

Yield And N Use Efficiency Of Five Nerica Genotypes Under Different N Levels In The
Moist Savanna Of South West Nigeria: Vincent Oluwatomisin Aduramigba-Modupe

P5

259

P6

246

P7

234

P8

162

Development Of A Farm Environment/Management-Sensitive Approach For
Calculating Nitrogen Footprints In Brandenburg, German: Azusa Oita

P9

153

Trends Of Synthetic Nitrogen Fertilizer Use In India: Values And Assessment: Ananta
Narayan Panda

P10

175

Precipitation Acidity And Reactive Nitrogen Measurements At Two Selected Sites In
Panipat District Of Haryana State : Ananya Singh

P11

283

Variation Of Water-Soluble Inorganic Species In Pm2.5 Over India During 2015 And
2019: Naveeta Kumari Jangir

P12

212

Reactive Nitrogen Inventory For Germany: Markus Geupel

Productivity And Nitrogen Use Efficiency Of Winter Maize (Zea Mays) As Influenced
By Nitrogen Sources In Nepal : Prakash Ghimire
Identification And The Characterization Of Indica Rice Genotypes For Contrasting
Nutrient-Response In Rice: Bhumika Madan
Identification Of Genomic Loci Regulating Agro-Morphological Traits And Grain N
Content In Aus Rice Under Graded N Levels: Srikanth Bathula

Gaseous And Particulate Atmospheric Inorganic Reactive Nitrogen (Nr) Species And
Their Sources At An Agriculturally Intensive Rural Site Of Northern India: Moh
NaseemAmmonia Desorption From Prussian Blue Analogs By Washing With Saturated
Ammonium Bicarbonate Solution: Hatsuho Usuda
Measurements Of Total Nitrogen, Total Organic Carbon, And Heavy Metal In
Precipitation At Selected Sites In Delhi: Sunaina Kanojia

P13

187

P14

183

P15

134

P16

100

Novel Multi-Plot Approaches For Ammonia Measurements For Guiding Reduction Of
Ammonia Emissions From Field Applied Fertilizers: Hannah Götze

P17

85

A Pristine Himalayan Baseline For The Role Of Lichens As Bioindicators Of Nitrogen
And Metal Ions Pollution: Bishal Lamsal

POSTER SESSION

9th International Nitrogen Conference

07 - 08 FEB 2024

The Impact Of Emission Reductions On Nitrogen Deposition In Germany: Alexander
Moravek
The War Impact On Atmospheric Nitrogen And Sulfur Deposition Within The Dniester
Catchment (Ukraine): Sergiy Medinets
EYE-CLIMA – Monitoring National Inventories Of Ghgs Such As Nitrous Oxide Using
Inverse Modelling Techniques: Wilfried Winiwarter

P18

303

P19

84

P20

247

P21

147

Nitrogen And Phosphorus Footprints Of Foods In India: Himadri Kaushik

P22

125

Ecosystem Services Of A Planned City: A Case Of Chandigarh: Deepika Pandey

P23

113

The Nitrogen Footprint Of Food Consumption In Spain As An Indicator Of
Environmental Impact: Raul San Juan HerasPOSTER SESSION

9th International Nitrogen Conference

8-Feb-24

07 - 08 FEB 2024

10.00am-10.30am

Poster Sessions#2 (Crop Production/Water Pollution/Soil Health/Climate Change)
Poster ID

Abstract ID

P25

128

P26

113

Abstract Title
Validation Of N-Response/Nue Parameters In Identified N-Responsive Contrasting
Genotypes Of Rice : Ashu Tyagi
Multifactorial Characterization Of Drought Response For Different Vetch (Vicia
Sativa L.) Varieties.: Raúl San Juan Heras
Nh3-Min Project: What Is The Impact Of The Application Techniques (Injection
Fertilization Cultan Vs. Area Application) In Terms Of Nitrogen Use Efficiency In
Winter Wheat?: Mareike Hofemeister
Rice (Oryza Sativa L.) Productivity And Nitrogen Use Efficiency Enhancement
Through Phyto-Extracts Coated Nitrogen Fertilizer: Muhammad Irfan Sohail,
Pakistan
G-Protein Alpha Subunit (Rga1) Negatively Regulates Nitrogen-Sensitivity And Use
Efficiency In Rice : Vikas Kumar Mandal
Nitrogen Fixation In Rice Cultivation: Assessing The Impact Of Water-Saving
Agricultural Practices: Audrey Geise
Emergy Approach To The Sustainable Use Of Ecosystems Towards Better Soil And
Nitrogen Management: Joana Marinheiro

P27

86

P28

48

P29

47

P30

309

P31

298

P32

301

P33

254

P34

176

P35

163

P36

7

Management interventions to improve N use efficiency with least environmental
pollution during dry season rice of Bangladesh: Masuda Akter

P37

125

Groundwater Contamination With Nitrate And Fluoride And Its Effect On Health:
Survey Study Of The Farmers In Manesar: Deepika Pandey

P38

51

P39

105

P41

216

Soil Organic Carbon And Nitrogen Status Under Fallow And Cereal-Legume
Species In A Semi-Arid Conditions: Mouna Mechri

P42

286

Status And Trends In Synthetic Nitrogen Fertilizer In Pakistan; AgroEnvironmental Challenges: Muhammad Irfan Sohail

Assessment Of Useful Genetic Variation For Nitrogen Use Efficiency In Aus Rice(Oryza Sativa L.) Using Genome-Wide Association Studies: Siddharth Panda
The Status Of Nutrient And Micro-Plastic Pollution In The Najafgarh Lake, DelhiNcr: Prabhat Kumar Tanwar
Assessment Of Accumulation Of Nr Species Through Rain Runoff: A Case Study Of
The Rol Village Pond In Nagaur District Of Rajasthan (India)Shyam Sundar
Vaishnav
Uncertainty Assessment of Nitrogen Flows In The Spanish Agro-Food System:
Alfredo Rodríguez

Temporal Change In Nitrogen And Carbon In Agricultural Soils Of Majorca Island
Over The Last 10 Years: Jose Antonio Rodriguez Martin
Nitrogen Management At The Farmer’s Field For Increasing Nitrogen Use
Efficiency In Rice: Md. Mizanurahman

POSTER SESSION

9th International Nitrogen Conference

07 - 08 FEB 2024

P43

292

Nitrogen Dynamics And Partial Nitrogen Budgeting In Subtropical Lowland Rice
Agroecosystem: Saikat Ranjan Das

P44

104

The Role Of Social Sciences In Nitrogen Research: Anastasia Yang

P45

101

P46

83

P47

252

P48

290

Whose Food And Fertilizer Supplies Are More Vulnerable To The Russia-Ukraine
War: A Trade Dependency Perspective: Zhengyang Zhang
The Nitrogen Footprint Of Ukraine: Reduction Options And War Impact: SergiyMedinets
Mapping Of Water Reuse Practices For Sustainable Wastewater Management In
Delhi, India: Sangeeta Bansal
Performance Evaluation of Decision Support System for Agrotechnology Transfer(DSSAT) Model for Nitrous Oxide Emission of Lowland Rice Fields in Sri Lanka: SP
Nissanka/Minoli Gunarathne