Environment-Production tradeoffs in subtropical crop rotations

This collection contains supporting information for the article "Design of sustainable dryland crop rotations require value judgements and efficient trade-offs" by Hochman et al. (2021)\nLineage: Here we used cropping systems simulation to assess multiple (eleven) sustainability indicators for 26 crop rotations to quantify their sustainability throughout Australia’s subtropical cropping zone. Results were first expressed via a series of maps quantifying the minimal environmental impacts of attributes such as N applied, N leached, runoff and GHG emissions, of the 26 crop rotations, while identifying the locations of the optimal rotation for each attribute.