Report highlights progress and long-term challenges of Iowa stream nutrient monitoring
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IIHR – Hydroscience & Engineering – University of Iowa
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IIHR at the University of Iowa is part of the new Coastal-Hydrologic Consortium, working to help solve regional flooding problems and water-related issues in the Mississippi River Watershed.
Correlation of a Soil Health Assessment Tool and Phosphorus Loss with Surface Runoff in Agricultural Fields
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Establishing Pragmatically Dynamic Program for Extending Water Quality BMP Financial Information: Farmer Tools for Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy
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IIHR-Hydroscience & Engineering Work Plan for the Iowa Nutrient Research Center (2018-2019)
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Understanding Farmer and Landowner Decision-Making and Message Preference Concerning Conservation Practice Adoption in the Clear Creek Watershed
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Land Tenure and Nutrient Management Practices: Identifying Economic Barriers and Incentives for Landowners and Tenants to Meet Growing Soil and Water Conservation Needs
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Tallgrass Prairie Center - University of Northern Iowa
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Restoring native vegetation for the benefit of society and the environment, with research, education and technology.
Integrating Social and Biophysical Indicators of Nutrient Reduction Progress in Iowa Watershed Projects
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Linking Agricultural Practices to Water Quality Improvement: The Importance of Scale in Accurately Characterizing Nonpoint Source Nutrient Loads in Iowa Streams
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