Feasible Extraction of Maize Residues from Formal Agriculture

负责人：

South African Environmental Observation Network

关键词：

biomass potential agriculture residue maize Agriculture Commercial crop system Energy Bioenergy

DOI：

doi:10.15493/bea.data.10000071

摘要：

Data was derived from the following sources:* Extent of commercial maize farming in Gauteng, North West, Free State, and Mpumalanga was obtained from

Feasible Extraction of Wheat Residues in the Western Cape

负责人：

South African Environmental Observation Network

关键词：

biomass potential agriculture residue wheat Agriculture Commercial crop system Energy Bioenergy

DOI：

doi:10.15493/bea.data.10000072

摘要：

Data was derived from the following sources: * Extent of commercial wheat farming in Western Cape was obtained from the Department of Agriculture

Soybean Yield Estimates per mesozone

负责人：

South African Environmental Observation Network

关键词：

agriculture crops mesozones soybean yield estimation Agriculture Commercial cropping system Commercial bioenergy system

DOI：

doi:10.15493/bea.data.10000018

摘要：

) and then allocated to mesozones by combining with a base mesozone layer obtained from the CSIR Geospatial Analysis Platform (GAP). *Based on Smith's (1994; 1998

Field Crop Boundaries

负责人：

South African Environmental Observation Network

关键词：

biomass potential agriculture crop crop cultivation extent Agriculture Commercial cropping systems Socio-economic Economic activity Land Transformation

DOI：

doi:10.15493/bea.data.10000089

摘要：

ncy of description and corrected as required, and provincial data sets combined into a national data set. Original data was generated in 2006 using 2006 SPOT 5, colour

Availability of Sugar Cane Field Residues

负责人：

South African Environmental Observation Network

关键词：

biomass potential agriculture sugar cane bagasse field residue ligno-cellulose fibre residue straw

DOI：

doi:10.15493/bea.data.10000074

摘要：

d as a verification of extent, and Land Use data (FAO, 2011), which could be used to verify the finer extent of cultivation. * Sugar cane theoretical yields wer