Integrating Social and Biophysical Indicators of Nutrient Reduction Progress in Iowa Watershed Projects
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Bringing the Human into Precision Agriculture: What Farmers Need from Decision Support Systems to Meet Economic and Water Quality Goals
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Applying a New ACPF-compatible Tool and Social Science to Explore the Role of Policy in Conservation Implementation in Iowa
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INRC Fall Seminar Series: Understanding farmer and landowner decision-making and message preference concerning conservation practice adoption in the Clear Creek Watershed
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Wednesday, October 28, 2020 - 3:00pm
INRC Fall Water Research Seminar Series
October 28, 2020
Understanding farmer and landowner decision-making and message preference concerning conservation practice adoption in the Clear Creek Watershed
Presenter: Erin O Heiden, assistant director, Center for Social & Behavioral Research (CSBR), Universitiy of Northern Iowa
Landowners matter too: Accelerating adoption of in-field and edge-of-field nutrient reduction practices through better-engaged landowners
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Sociological water quality research: quantifying factors at multiple scales that influence farmers to shift from being potential to actual adopters of conservation practices
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