Nitrogen and Phosphorus Flows in the Food Chain and their Contributions to Non-Point Pollution in China
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1 GLOBAL ISSUES IN NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND POLICY 4 th International Nutrient Management Symposium Nitrogen and Phosphorus Flows in the Food Chain and their Contributions to Non-Point Pollution in China Ma Wenqi 1 Ma Lin 2,3 Hou Yong 1 Gao Zhiling 1 Zhang Fusuo 2 1 Agricultural University of Hebei, China; 2 China Agricultural University, China; 3 Wageningen University, the Netherlands. (mawq@hebau.edu.cn).
2 Outline of presentation Background Objects Materials and methods Results and discussion Conclusions
3 Background Nitrogen(N) and Phosphorus (P) have 3 properties They are essential nutrients for life (plants, animals, and humans ) Positive effect They are pollution factor (eutrophication of water bodies ) negative effect P is a disappearing resource ( non-renewable resource) N and P management is related to food security, resource use and environmental protection.
4 Background N and P flow in food chain is the key process for nutrient management N and P effects is greatly depended on their flows and use efficiency in food chain Food demand is the main driving force for their flows It is very important to China Ma et al.,2010 Resource Food security Environment
5 Fast change of society leads to increase of fertilizer demand and nutrient emission to environment Increasing Population Increasing urbanization Improving life style Increasing food demand household consumption Added: waste Added: Animal food Fruit Lacked: microelements( Zn, Fe,Ca) food Increasing: Animal feed Larger nutrient flux animal crop air water Driving force Nutrient flow Decreasing nutrient cycling Increasing: Nutrient emission to environment soil Increasing: Nutrient Decreased emission to Arable land environment Increased: Yield Area of economic crops Energy/resource Increased: Fertilizer /feed
6 f er t i l i zer pr oduct i on ( Mt ) The fertilizer production in China from 1961 to Yrs N P2O5 K2O Tot al 13 Yrs 7 Yrs 20 Mt 4 Yrs 40 Mt 30 Mt 50 Mt >30 Yrs 10Mt year
7 The environmental pollution caused by N, P etc has been very serious problem in China
8 Background Water quality of major rivers in China (2009) Proportion of monitoring sections in different grades (%) Main water system Number of monitoring sections Grade 1 (highquality) Grade 2 (goodquality) Grade 3 (mediatequality Grade 4 (poorquality) Grade 5 (bedquality) Worse than Grade 5 (very poor) Changjiang Huanghe Zhujiang Songhuajiang Huaihe Haihe Liaohe Source : China Statistical Yearbook on Environment of 2010 Classification of surface water quality Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 TN (mg/l) TP (mg/l) NH + 4 -N (mg/l)
9 Background Water quality of major freshwater lakes in China in % of lakes were sorted to poor water quality 56% of lakes occurred eutrophication Total number of lakes monitored : 25 Source : China Statistical Yearbook on Environment of 2010
10 Background Comparison of water quality for major shallow lakes between 1980s and 2010s Lakes Year Nutrient content of water in lakes Water quality Degree of eutrophication Main source of contamination TN(mg/L) TP(mg/L) Taihu lake 1980s Grand 3 - TN, TP 2000s Grand 6 Middle Eutropher TN, TP Dianchi lake 1980s Grand 4 - TN, TP 2000s Grand 6 Middle Eutropher TN, TP Chaohu lake 1980s Grand 4 - TN, TP 2000s Grand 6 Middle Eutropher TN, TP Source : Ministry of Environmental protection of China ( ); National Statistical Bureau of China (2008and 2009); Zhang W.l., et al 2004;
11 There is big change for N flow in food Chain of China Unit: 10 4 t 1: 年 2000 年 Environment Ma et al., 2008
12 N and P flows in food chain of China in 2005 The NUFER model (NUtrient flows in Food chains, Environment and Resources use). Ma et al., JEQ,2010
13 Objects of this study 1) To describe the status of N and P flows in food chain of China in different decades from 1980 to ) To evaluate resource and environmental cost of food consumption in China based on the N and P flows analysis 3) To analyze the contribution of N and P flows in food chain to environment pollutions.
14 Materials and Methods The NUFER model (NUtrient flows in Food chains, Environment and Resources use). Compartments of NUFER : Crop production; Animal production; Households; Food processing system Definition of nutrient flows: Internal nutrient flow (between different sections);outer Imports nutrient flow (inputs/outputs of the whole food chain) Households Food processing Animal production Crop production (soil) Exports/ losses Ma et al., 2010
15 Source from Ma et al., 2010 Items in the NUFER model
16 The Nitrogen flow in food chain of China Input production consumption Waste treatment Atmosphere Natural grass roughages K Bb Db Ga I Animal production De Qc P R Ac Ab Aa Import Export Ba Ca Da Crop production Cb E Na Nb Dc Dd F Gb unused H feed industry Mc J Mb Ma Food industry Md Oa Ob Df Nc Household consumption Qc Qa Qb Discard and unused Waste (solid and water )treatment Sa Sb Water body Natural fishery 未发表资料
17 Materials and Methods Data source Statistical data (from 1980 to 2009) Literature data Survey data
18 Results: Nitrogen flow in the food chain of China Animal Production House- Hold House- Hold 3.5 Animal Production House- Hold Animal Production House- Hold Animal Production Crop Production Crop Production Crop Production Crop Production Unit: Million tonne (Mt)
19 Results: Nitrogen flow in the food chain of China The change of N flux (Mt) The increase of N flux (%) crop production animal production housholds consumption
20 Results: Phosphorus flow in the food chain of China Animal Production House- 3.1 Hold 0.37 House- Hold 0.46 Animal Production House- Hold 0.54 Animal Production House- Hold Animal Production Crop Production Crop Production Crop Production Crop Production Unit: Million tonne (Mt)
21 Results: Phosphorus flow in the food chain of China The change of P flux (Mt) The increase of P flux (%) crop production animal production housholds consumptio n crop production animal production housholds consumption
22 Results: Resource and environment costs Unit: kg 1980 N flow Chemical fertilizer Atmosphere Crop production Water Grain 2.0 Residues 1.2 Recycling 0.3 Atmosphere 3.1 N lost to atmosphere in 1980 Plant product 1.5 Atmosphere Food 0.1 Household 0.2 consumed 0.4 Feed Animal Animal production product Recycling Recycling Water <0.05 Water Atmosphere Atmosphere Atmosphere N lost 1.4 to atmosphere N lost to water bodies in 1980 < N flow Chemical fertilizer Crop production Water 1.5 Grain 2.7 Residues Recycling 0.4 Plant product 1.1 Food 0.7 Household 0.6 consumed 0.3 Feed Animal Animal 1.0 production product Recycling Recycling N lost to Water water 0.2 bodies Water <0.1
23 Results: Resource and environment costs The change of N cost The increase of N cost (%) Fertilizer input Feed input Loss to atomsphere Loss to water
24 Resource and environment costs P flow Chemical fertilizer Crop production Water Grain 3.6 Residues 1.2 Recycling 0.3 Plant product 2.8 Food 0.2 Household 0.5 consumed 0.4 Animal Feed Animal production product Recycling Recycling Water 0.3 Water P lost to water bodies in P flow Chemical fertilizer Crop production Water Grain 5.0 Residues 1.5 Recycling 0.5 Plant product 1.6 Food 1.3 Household 1.1 consumed 0.3 Animal Feed Animal production product Recycling Recycling Water Water P lost to water bodies
25 Results: Resource and environment costs The change of P cost The increase of P cost (%) Fertilizer input Feed input Loss to water Fertilizer input Feed input Loss to water
26 Amount of N loss (Tg) Percentage (%) Results: Nitrogen and phosphorus losses to environment Nitrogen losses N loss to water N loss to air Year Total N losses to environment in 2009 is nearly 4 times that in % 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 26% 29% 34% 38% Year N loss to water(%) N loss to air(%) The ratio of N losses to water in total N losses is increasing
27 Amount of P loss (Tg) Results: Nitrogen and phosphorus losses to environment Phosphorus losses P loss to 34% % 100% Year 15%
28 Results: Nitrogen and phosphorus losses to environment N loss (kt) Nitrogen losses in crop systems 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% surface runoff 50% erosion 40% leaching 30% leaching erosion surface runoff % 10% 0%
29 Results: Nitrogen and phosphorus losses to environment Phosphorus losses in crop systems P loss (kt) % 90% % surface runoff erosion leaching 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% leaching erosion surface runoff % % 0%
30 Percentage (%) Percentage (%) Results: Nitrogen and phosphorus losses to environment Contribution of different systems to N losses To atmosphere To water bodies 100% 100% 80% 60% 80% 60% 5.9% 15.0% 33.9% 43.3% 40% food consumption animal production 40% food consumption animal production 20% crop production 20% crop production 0% % Year Year
31 Percentage (%) Results: Nitrogen and phosphorus losses to environment Contribution of different production systems to P losses 100% To water bodies 80% 60% 40% 12.4% 36.3% 68.2% 72.5% food consumption animal production 20% crop production 0% Year
32 Discussion- uncertainty for the result of N and P loss to Environment Comparison with National Survey for N and P discharged to water bodies Compartment Element National survey 1 (2007) This study (2009) Cropping system N P Animal system N P Household N 2.0 (Urban) P 0.14 (Urban) Notes: 1 data derived from The 1 ST national contamination survey of China (2007) Unit: Mt
33 Calculation of N loss via surface runoff in NUFER Model Equation: N surface runoff = Corrected N surplus * LF surface runoff, max * f lu *minimum of (f p, f s,f rc ) Loss pathway Parameter Description Value Surface runoff LF surface runoff, max maximum surface runoff fraction for slope classes, % of total N input 6% for a slope of 0-7% 12%f or a slope of 8-15% 21% for a slope of 16-25% 30%for a slope of >25% f lu reduction factor for land use 0.25 for grassland 1.00 for other land use f p reduction factor for precipitation surplus 1 for precipitation >300mm 0.75 for precipitation mm 0.5 for precipitation mm 0.25 for precipitation <50mm f s reduction factor for soil type 0.9 for clay soil 0.75 for loamy soil 0.25 for peat soil f rc reduction factor for depth of plough layer 1 for a soil depth of < = 25cm 0.8 for a soil depth of >25cm 1 Corrected N surplus: total N input - N removal via harvested crop - NH 3 and N 2 O volatilization from fertilizers and crop residues Note: this calculation is base on the modified MITERRA-EUROPE model
34 Calculation of potential N loss via leaching in NUFER Model Equation: N Leaching to outside of rooting zone (1 m) = Corrected N surplus * LF soil type, max * f lu *minimum of (f p,f r, f t,f c ) Loss pathway Parameter Description Value Leaching LF soil type, max maximum leaching fraction 100% for sandy soil 75% for loamy soil 50% for clay soil 25% for peat soil f lu reduction factor for land use 0.36 for grassland 1.00 for other land use f c reduction factor for soil organic content 1 for total C <1% 0.9 for total C 1-2% 0.75 for total C 2-5% 0.5 for total C>5% f p reduction factor for precipitation surplus 1 for precipitation >300mm 0.75 for precipitation mm 0.5 for precipitation mm 0.25 for precipitation <50mm F t reduction factor for temperature 1 for a temperature < for a temperature for a temperature >15 f r reduction factor for rooting depth 1 for a rooting depth of < 1m 0.75 for a rooting depth of >1m 2 Corrected N surplus: total N input - N removal via harvested crop - NH 3 and N 2 O volatilization- - runoff erosion loss Note: this calculation is base on the modified MITERRA-EUROPE model
35 Calculation of Erosion in NUFER model N or P Erosion=N or P surplus* Lferosion Lferosion: N or P Erosion factor LFerosion = LFerosion max * fp * minimum of (flu, frc, fs). Reduction factors: fp, flu, frc, fs
36 Calculation of N and P losses via runoff and leaching in the national survey Study area: Six geographical and ecological zones Sub- classification: landform, climate, soil properties, crop types, cultivated patterns etc. Method: Field experiment including two treatment: Ck (no fertilization) and conventional treatment Indicators: Ratio of fertilizer N or P loss via runoff or leaching =( N/P losses in conventional treatment N/P losses in CK) / the application rate of fertilizer N/P Summary of ratio of fertilizer N and P losses via runoff and leaching in the 1 st national contamination survey of China Ratio of fertilizer N and P losses via runoff and leaching Runoff (%) Leaching (%) N P N P The south (mountain area) The south (plain area) The north China plain The north (highland) The north-west The north- east
37 Nitrogen Loss from Cropland >2.0Mt Fertilizer N Runoff 5 % Leaching 2 % Unaccounted for 13 % Crop recovery 35 % Nitrification- Denitrification 34 % N 2 O-N 1.1% 11% NH 3 volatilization Zhu Z L & David Norse, 2000
38 Calculations of N and P losses from animal production in NUFER Factors from literatures NH 3 N 2 O N 2 Excretion housing storage processing Percentage of animal manure to soil from survey data Apply to soil N and P discharge to surface waters
39 Calculation of N and P losses to water bodies in animal production in the national survey Study area: Six geographical and ecological zones Sub - classification: livestock types (Pig, meat cow, milk cow, meat chicken and egg chicken. Size of farm: small-sized farm, medium-sized intensive plant and large-sized intensive plant. breeding stage: 2-3 growth stages of each animal were considered manure treatment in housing: cleaning floor without water flushing (Ganiqing fen); cleaning floor with water flushing (Shuichong fen ); Indicator: Amount (g/head/day) of TN or TP discharged into water from livestock production Example: Amount of TN discharged into water (g N/head/day) from pig breeding in the north China Study area Livestock type Growth stage The size of farm Small Medium Large Ganqing Shuichong Ganqing Shuichong Ganqing Shuichong The north China Fattening pig 27kg kg Sow 210kg
40 Wei, et al, 2009 Calculation of household N discharged to water in NUFER model Nw = ( Ne Nfr (100 - Nfa) /100) (100 - Nr) /100 [Rnt (100 - Rnd) + (100 - Rnt) ] /100 (1) Ne = P Nep Nfa Volatilizing N Rnt Treated N Rnd Removing N Eaten N Ne Nfr Urine N Sewage N Not removing N Nr Human body N Recycling N Untreated N Nw
41 Calculation of N and P losses to water bodies in human activity Study area: 31 Provinces in China (only urban area) Sub-systems: household; accommodation and catering; hospital; motor vehicle; other service sector Example: household sub-system Classification: 31 provinces were grouped into 5 large-scale regions basing on economy level, human living custom and climate etc., after that within each of these regions, 5 sub-levels were classified according to human consumption level. Indicator: Amount (g/capita/day) of TN or TP losses into water from human excrete Amount (g/capita/day) of TN and TP losses to water from human excrete in urban areas of China Sub-level 1 Sub-level 2 Sub-level 3 Sub-level 4 Sub-level 5 TN TP TN TP TN TP TN TP TN TP Region Region Region Region Region Note: region1: Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Liaoqing, Jilin, Heilongjiang; region 2: Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan; region 3: Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Anhui; region 4: Chongqing, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan; region 4: Sanxi, Ningxia, Gansu, Qinghai, Xinjiang, Xizang.
42 Conclusions N and P flux in food chain of China has been increased significantly from 1980 to 2009 For producing 1 kg N and P of food consumed from 1980 to 2009, the amounts of N and P fertilizers applied to farmlands and the losses to environment were increased by several times.
43 Conclusions There was a significant increase in the contribution of N and P losses to water bodies from animal production. Human food consumption especially increasing animal food plays an important role for N and P flows in whole food chain and their losses to environment
44 Thanks for your attention!
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