Intervention · Intervention
Tillage management
Soil management that regulates the type, frequency, and intensity of soil cultivation, including reduced or zero tillage, to conserve soil moisture, structure, and organic matter under climate stress.
Definition source: AGROVOC: tillage
- Synonyms
- no-till agriculture, conservation tillage, No-till, zero tillage
- Broader
- Soil management
- Narrower
- none
- Relations
- sequesters Carbon sink
produces Soil organic carbon - Counts as adaptation
- Intervention addresses a climate hazard, OR produces a qualifying outcome (adaptation-specific or hazard-conditioned), OR produces an adaptation-specific impact; NOT adaptation when done purely for productivity, market, or development with no hazard link and no hazard-referenced result.
- Mitigation
- Mitigation-conditional: Intervention reduces emissions of a source or gas, OR sequesters carbon, OR produces a mitigation outcome; NOT mitigation when done for productivity, market, or development reasons only, with no emissions link and no emissions-referenced result.
- Provenance
- Domain expert; Lexicon consensus
- Identifier
INT_024· https://mlolita26.github.io/cgiar-climate-taxonomy/terms/INT_024
(planned permanent identifier: https://w3id.org/cgiar/climate-taxonomy/INT_024)