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Water Availability and Watershed Management
(National Program 211) in MN
Soil and Water Management Research
- Optimizing the Performance of Denitrifying Bioreactors to Improve Water Quality from Tile Drained Agricultural Landscapes
- Developing Agricultural Practices to Protect Water Quality and Conserve Water and Soil Resources in the Upper Midwest United States
- Farmable Vegetative Buffers
- Relating Changes in Stream Nutrient Loads to Adjacent Land Use and Conservation Practices
- Evaluating the Ecosystem Services of Turf
- A Novel Approach for Determining the Effectiveness of Conservation Practices in Reducing Nitrate Losses
- A Novel Approach for Determining the Effectiveness of Conservation Practices in Reducing Nitrate Losses
- Further Development of ACPF – New Tools and New Partnerships Between NRCS and ARS Water Quality Researchers
- Contribution of Legacy P to Watershed Outcomes - Phase 1 - SWMU
