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    Effecten van klimaatverandering op fysieke en economische opbrengst van een aantal landbouwgewassen in Nederland

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    Authors
    Schapendonk AHCM
    Stol W
    Wijnands JHM
    Bunte F
    Hoogeveen MW
    Geijn SC van de
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    Language
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    Title
    Effecten van klimaatverandering op fysieke en economische opbrengst van een aantal landbouwgewassen in Nederland
    Translated Title
    Effects of climate change on the yield and financial returns of arable crops and grassland in the Netherlands
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    Using simulation models in combination with results of "Open Top Chamber" experiments, the potential effect of climate change on the yield of arable crops and grassland in the Netherlands was estimated. The changes in atmospheric CO2 concentration and temperature were derived from two baseline scenarios with estimated atmospheric CO2 concentrations of 425 or 438 vpm in the year 2020 and 512 or 566 vpm in 2050, for a low and a high scenario respectively. In these scenarios, temperature increased by 1.5 or 1.6 _C in 2020 and 3.0 or 3.5 _C in 2050. The temporal and spatial distribution of the precipitation were affected by global change but the yearly total remained equal. Predictions of changes in yield were made using simulation models of the LINTUL-type. These model shave been applied for land use evaluation, e.g. to assess the production potentials of new cropping areas in dependence of climatic conditions and availability of water and fertilizer. The predicted yields increased in the range between 19% to 50% (grassland), 16% to 35 % (sugar beet), 7% to 32 % (potato), 4% to 8% (winter wheat), but declined for Maize (-7 to -16%). Translated to monetary effects for the producer, the effects are slightly negative, due to lower price expectations and changes in land use. The net financial losses range from -11 million guilders for potato to -158 million guilders for cereals. Other crops are within this range with the exception of positive financial return for grasslands from 266 million guilder in 2020 to 334 million guilder in 2050. The financial effects for the consumer are small: a benefit of 130 to 150 million guilder for potato due to lower prices and zero effects for all other crops. Considering the limitations of the study, which are described and discussed, it can be concluded that the predicted overall effects of climate change on Dutch agriculture will be small.
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    Dienst Landbouwkundig Onderzoek (DLO)
    Agrobiologisch en Bodemvruchtbaarheidsonderzoek (Wageningen)
    Landbouw Economisch Instituut (Den Haag)
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    RIVM
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10029/258656
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