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Water Availability and Watershed Management
(National Program 211) in AR
Delta Water Management Research
- Helping to Conserve and Wisely use the Land, Water, Wildlife, and Related Natural Resources in the State of Arkansas
- Water Use, Yield and Global Warming Potential of Furrow-Irrigated Rice
- Preserving Water Quantity and Quality for Agriculture in the Lower Mississippi River Basin
- Improving Water Use Efficiency and Grain Yield of Furrow-Irrigated Rice
- Optimizing the Management of Irrigated Cropping Systems in the Lower Mississippi River Basin
- Life After the Flood: Disrupting Rice Farming by Integrating Automated, LoT-Irrigation Technologies into a Low-Water-Use Production System
- FY 2022 Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) - Benchmark Watershed Assessment Studies (on croplands) - (Jonesboro)
- Water Management Strategies to Reduce C Footprint and Preserve High Productivity in Irrigated Rice Systems
- Farm-level Conservation Strategies to Reduce Carbon Footprint and Improve Productivity in the Lower Mississippi River Basin
- Achieving Low N2O and CH4 Missions in Non-Flooded Rice Through Effective N Management Tools
- Scaling Climate Smart Agriculture in Arkansas and Beyond
- Understanding Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Irrigated Row Crop Systems
- Support for the Scaling of Climate Smart Agriculture for Arkansas and Beyond
- Quantifying Agronomic and Sustainability Benefits of Silicate Rock Dust Applications to Drill-Seeded Rice
- Collect Timely Information on Greenhouse Gas Emissions from On-farm Storage Irrigation Reservoirs in the Lower Mississippi River Basin in Arkansas
- Estimate Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Drill Seeded Rice with Soil Amendments using DNDC Model
- Conservation Practices for Attaining Integrated Environment-Smart Cropping in Irrigated Row Crops
- Improving Our Understanding of the Impact of Management on Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Major Mid-South Crops-Jonesboro-DWMRU
- Improving Our Understanding of the Impact of Management on Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Major Mid-South Crops-Jonesboro-University of Arkansas
- Improving Our Understanding of the Impact of Management on Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Major Mid-South Crops-Jonesboro-Univ. of California/Davis
- Water Quality at the Edge of Field and In-Stream in the Lower Mississippi River Basin
- Improving Our Understanding of the Impact of Management on Greenhouse Gas Emissions from tall tower installation in rice-Jonesboro-DWMRU
- Assessing Multiple Benefits of Silcate Rock Dust Applications in Paddy Rice Under AWD Irrigation
