Bao-Jing Gu

Manure to insect farming for feed mitigates nitrogen and greenhouse gas emissions.

Livestock manure is nutrient-rich and represents a promising feedstock for insect farming, with insect protein offering a high-quality alternative to conventional crop-based livestock feed. This pathway has substantial potential to mitigate nitrogen (N) and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from livestock systems. Here, w...

Significant sunlight-driven methane production at the wetland sediment-water interface.

Anthropogenic and natural wetlands are key contributors to global emissions of methane (CH4), a potent greenhouse gas influencing Earth's climate. Wetland CH4 emissions are typically attributed to anaerobic microbial respiration; however, biotic sources alone do not account for the full extent of CH4 emissions observed...

Transforming China's Food Systems Through Joint Spatial Optimization and Management of Crop‐Livestock Production

The spatial segregation of crop and livestock production in China, a cornerstone of its agricultural industrialization, has created critical challenges for achieving sustainable food systems. However, the spatial segregation of crop and livestock systems driven by industrialization and market forces has led to ineffici...

Global management of saline soils to boost crop yields and halve nitrogen losses.