Collaborations

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

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Current collaborators and projects:

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

FOUNDATION FOR AGRONOMIC RESEARCH, Washington, GA

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

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL, AMES, IA

Cooperative Agreement on Institutional Biosafety Committee

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLO, AMES, IA

Novel Manure Management Technologies: Reducing Odors, Producing Slow-release Fertilizers, and Providing Ecosystem Services

Watershed-scale Phosphorus Inputs from Streambanks

Utilizing the Iowa State University Animal Care and Use Committee

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

Support and Enhancement of CEAP Databases

Inherent Variation in Oxidative Stress Measures in Breeding and Lactating Gilts, and Correlation to Measures of Sow Lifetime Productivity

NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, Washington, NE

Support NRCS States to Use and Adopt the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework (ACPF) for Watershed Planning

NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE - NRCS, Washington, DC

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

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM, PLATTEVILLE, WI

Agroecosystem Sustainability in Upper Mississippi River Basin: Crop, Soil, and Water Resources