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Collaborations

The National Laboratory for Agriculture and The Environment has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.

Current collaborators and projects:

AGRICULTURE, UNITED STATES DEPTMENT OF, Washington, DC
  • Determining Impact of Pre-Event Information on Agricultural Resilience and Loss Mitigation
    • CARTHAGE INNOVATIVE SWINE SOLUTIONS, LLC, Carthage
  • Inherent Variation in Oxidative Stress Measures in Breeding and Lactating Gilts and Correlation to Measures of Sow Lifetime Productivity
    • DSM NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS, Parsippany, MD
  • Inherent Variation in Oxidative Stress Measures in Breeding and Lactating Gilts and Correlation to Measures of Sow Lifetime Productivity
  • Interactive Effects of Mycotoxins, Peroxidized Soybean Oil, and Oxidized Protein on Measures of DNA, Lipid, and Protein Damage in Nursery Pigs
    • ENERGY GOLDEN FIELD OFFICE, UNITED STATES DEP, GOLDEN, CO
  • Enabling Sustainable Landscape Design for Continual Improvement of Operating Bioenergy Supply Systems
    • FOUNDATION FOR AGRONOMIC RESEARCH, Washington, GA
  • Coordinated Network of Sites for Studying the Impacts of 4R Nitrogen Management on Crop Production and Nutrient Loss
    • GOURLEY RESEARCH GROUP, LLC, Webster City
  • Emissions Factors for N and S from Swine Finishing Operations
    • IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY, Ames
  • Evaluation of Saturated Buffers as a Conservation Drainage Practice for Treating Agricultural Subsurface Drainage
    • IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL, AMES, IA
  • Cooperative Agreement on Institutional Biosafety Committee
    • IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLO, AMES, IA
  • Support and Enhancement of CEAP Databases
  • Elements: Agricultural Cyber-infrastructure Support for Field and Grid Modeling, and Runtime Decision-making
  • Support NRCS States to Use and Adopt the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework (ACPF) for Watershed Planning
  • Watershed-scale Phosphorus Inputs from Streambanks
  • The Biogeochemical Consequences of Updating an Aging Agricultural Infrastructure
  • Utilizing the Iowa State University Animal Care and Use Committee
  • Inherent Variation in Oxidative Stress Measures in Breeding and Lactating Gilts, and Correlation to Measures of Sow Lifetime Productivity
    • KALTENHEUSER FARMS LTD, AMES, IA
  • Field Scale Assessment of Factors Controlling Corn and Soybean Production Efficiency
    • NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, Washington, NE
  • Support NRCS States to Use and Adopt the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework (ACPF) for Watershed Planning
    • NRCS, Washington, DC
  • Meta-analysis of Soil Indicator Variables for the Soil Management Assessment Framework (SMAF)
    • OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, THE, Columbus, OH
  • Midwest Climate Hub Extension Liaison
    • PURDUE UNIVERSITY, WEST LAFAYETTE, IN
  • Midwest Ag Climate Tool Development
    • UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS SYSTEM, FAYETTEVILLE, AR
  • Water and Light Use Efficiency of a Silvopasture System
  • Energy Partitioning, Evapotranspiration, and CO2 Exchange of the Forage Component of a Silvopasture System
    • UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI SYSTEM, Columbia, MO
  • Water and Light Use Efficiency of a Silvopasture System
    • UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM, PLATTEVILLE, WI
  • Crop and Water Sustainability in Upper Mississippi River Basin Agroecosystems
  • Agroecosystem Sustainability in Upper Mississippi River Basin: Crop, Soil, and Water Resources