Collaborations

The Agroecosystems Management Research has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.

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Current collaborators and projects:

DSM NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS, Parsippany, MD,

Evaluate Supplementing Butyric Acid at the Same Level From Varying Sources with Different Concentrations

FOUNDATION FOR AGRONOMIC RESEARCH, Norcross, GA,

Coordinated Network of Sites for Studying the Impacts of 4R Nitrogen Management on Crop Production and Nutrient Loss

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, AMES, IA,

Cooperative Agreement on Institutional Biosafety Committee

Extending Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework Land Use Database

Scenario Development to Achieve Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy Goals

Prairie Strips as a Sustainable Mitigation Strategy to Retain Antimicrobial Resistant Organisms

Impacts of Cropping System Diversity and Input Reduction on Greenhouse Gas Mitigation, Soil and Water Quality, and Economic Performance...

Stripping Antibiotic Resistance with STRIPS: Evaluating Prairie Buffer Strips to Mitigate Resistance Genes from Manure Amended Fields

Financial Data and Users Manual for Use with the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLO, AMES, IA,

Utilizing the Iowa State University Animal Care and Use Committee

Effect of Manure Application Timing and Management...

Using the ACPF to Optimize the Allocation of Scarce Conservation Funding

Support and Enhancement of CEAP Databases

Phosphorus Contributions from Eroding Iowa Stream Banks

PURDUE UNIVERSITY, WEST LAFAYETTE, IN,

Managing Water for Increased Resiliency of Drained Agricultural Landscapes-CFDA No. 10.310

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, THE, IOWA CITY, IA,

Evaluation of Droplet Movement from Application Equipment Using Lidar and Micrometeorological Techniques

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM, PLATTEVILLE, WI,

Crop and Water Sustainability in Upper Mississippi River Basin Agroecosystems

Develop and Maintain Website Providing Access and Support for the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework

USDA, NRCS, Washington, DC,

Meta-analysis of Soil Indicator Variables for the Soil Management Assessment Framework (SMAF)

Facilitating Use of the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework for Watershed- and Farm-Scale Planning