Jon
On the Fertilizer sheet, row 185 you can enter a zero in the crop that you are interested in and that will remove the soil carbon changes from the land use changes, cultivation row of the outputs sheets. There isn't an easy way to do the reverse though, just showing the soil carbon changes so you will have to do a manual calculation to get the difference.
We do not have the ability in the GHGenius model to determine the soil carbon impact of tillage and summerfallow impacts separately. The impact does vary widely from province to province and even within a province.
The evidence from AAFC is that reduced tillage reduces N2O emissions in Western Canada but increases it in central and eastern Canada. The N2O emission factors in the model include those adjustments based on data from 2015. However if the summerfallow rates were to change then row 150 could be used to arrive at new N2O emission factors for the new levels of summerfallow.
Regards
Don O'Connor
