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Brent Dalzell
Soil Scientist
Soil and Water Conservation
Camelina in Cron-Soybean Cropping Systems
Soil Scientist
Disciplinary Areas
Soil and Water Conservation
Watershed Hydrology
Soil Biogeochemistry
Research Focus
Camelina in Cron-Soybean Cropping Systems
Improve Incentive Design for Sustainable Agricultural Practices
Tracking Impacts of Conservation Practices
Water Parcel Tracking
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- Ecohydrology of irrigated silage maize and alfalfa production systems in the Upper Midwest US -(Peer Reviewed Journal)
Gamble, J.D., Baker, J.M., Dalzell, B.J., Wente, C.D., Feyereisen, G.W. 2022. Ecohydrology of irrigated silage maize and alfalfa production systems in the Upper Midwest US. Agricultural Water Management. 267. Article 107612. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2022.107612.
- Integrated assessment modeling reveals near-channel management as cost-effective to improve water quality in agricultural watersheds -(Peer Reviewed Journal)
Hansen, A.T., Campbell, T., Cho, S., Czuba, J.A., Dalzell, B.J., Dolph, C.L., Hawthorne, P.L., Rabotyagov, S., Lang, Z., Kumarasamy, K., Belmont, P., Finlay, J.C., Foufoula, E., Gran, K.B., Kling, C., Wilcock, P. 2021. Integrated assessment modeling reveals near-channel management as cost-effective to improve water quality in agricultural watersheds. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). 118(28). Article e2024912118. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2024912118.
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A Novel Approach for Determining the Effectiveness of Conservation Practices in Reducing Nitrate Losses Cooperative Agreement (A) Accession Number:439254 Contribution of Legacy P to Watershed Outcomes -UoM Cooperative Agreement (A) Accession Number:441262 Developing and Evaluating Strategies to Protect and Conserve Water and Environmental Resources While Maintaining Productivity in Agronomic Systems In-House Appropriated (D) Accession Number:442139 Developing Aspirational Practices Through Improved Process Understanding to Protect Soil and Air Resources and Increase Agricultural Productivity in the Upper Midwest U.S. In-House Appropriated (D) Accession Number:441238 Further Development of ACPF – New Tools and New Partnerships Between NRCS and ARS Water Quality Researchers Interagency Reimbursable Agreement (I) Accession Number:440839 Contribution of Legacy P to Watershed Outcomes - Phase 1 - SWMU Interagency Reimbursable Agreement (I) Accession Number:441152
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