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INRC seminar Spring 2024 Focus on the Future - March 6

INRC Spring 2024 Water Quality Research Seminar Series, March 6, 2024

Reducing phosphorus export in farmed potholes using blind inlets with steel media
Presenter: Adam Buseman, Water Quality Project Manager, King County, Washington

Water quality impacts of perennial ground cover in tile-drained corn production
Presenter: Gabrielle Myers, Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State University

INRC seminar Spring 2024 Focus on the Future - February 14

INRC Spring 2024 Water Quality Research Seminar Series, Feb. 14, 2024

Ranking the effects of GxExM factors on the economic optimum N rate
Presenter: Mitch Baum from the Department of Agronomy.

Focus on the Future – Students & Their Contributions to Water Quality Research, December 13, 2023

Topic: How Carbon Payment Schemes Affect Farmers' Enrollment Decisions and Implications on Nutrient Reduction
Presenter: Zhushan Du, PhD student, Department of Economics

Topic: A breakdown of Iowa’s nutrient loads: N and P’s speciation and spatial variation
Presenter: Elliot Anderson
, postdoctoral research scholar, Iowa Geological Survey, University of Iowa

Focus on the Future: Students & Their Contributions to Water Quality Research - November 8, 2023

Topics and Presenters:

Saturated riparian buffer designs: how  this best management practice accelerates water quality benefits and career opportunities.
- Tyler Groh
, Assistant Research Professor and Watershed Management Extension Specialist at Penn State University, former postdoc for ISU's Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering. 

Sediment and Nutrient Dynamics of Beaver Dam Complexes on the Des Moines Lobe, Iowa
- Andrew Rupiper –Graduate Research Assistant (MS), Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management, in the Billy Beck Lab

Focus on the Future: Students & Their Contributions to Water Quality Research - October 11, 2023

Topics and Presenters:

- On-farm Water Quality Monitoring in Iowa and Wisconsin
Lindsey Hartfiel, research program manager for UW Discovery Farms - UW-Madison Extension. Graduate of Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State University

Focus on the Future – Students & Their Contributions to Water Quality Research - September 13, 2023
  • Greenhouse gas emissions from woodchip bioreactors
    Morgan Davis, assistant professor, School of Natural Resources, University of Missouri
     
  • Cool season grasses as perennial groundcover for sustainable corn production
    Prathyusha Cheguri, graduate student, Interdepartmental Genetics and Genomics/Horticulture, Iowa State 
RegenPGC - Perennial Groundcover Approaches to Pressing Conservation Challenges

Morrill Professor Raj Raman, in Iowa State University's Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Department, and collaborators at The Land Institute and Corteva, discuss the RegenPGC vision for Midwest cropping systems. Early research -- including by professors Ken Moore, agronomy, and Shuizhang Fei, horticulture -- to investigate the potential of perennial groundcovers for Midwest cropping systems received initial "seed" funding from the Iowa Nutrient Research Center.

Read the related article about perennial groundcover research

Highlights from a Decade of INRC Research & Impacts: Grazing & Cover Crops

INRC Fall 2022-Spring 2023 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: May 10, 2023 Presenters:

  • Alison Robertson, professor of plant pathology, entomology, and microbiology at Iowa State University
  • Erika Woolfolk, beef specialist with the Iowa Beef Center at Iowa State University Extension and Outreach
Highlights from a Decade of INRC Research & Impacts: Communications & Social Science Research

INRC Fall 2022-Spring 2023 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: April 12, 2023 Presenters:

  • Laurie Nowatzke, coordinator, USDA Midwest Climate Hub, formerly Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy measurement coordinator at Iowa State University
  • Laura Witzling, research consultant, Wisconsin, formerly assistant professor of journalism and communication at Iowa State University
  • Dara Wald, associate professor, Texas A&M University Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications, previously the co-organizer of the Science Communication Project and the socio-economic lead for the C-CHANGE Project at Iowa State University. 
Highlights from a Decade of INRC Research & Impacts: Bioreactors, Ditches & Oxbows

INRC Fall 2022-Spring 2023 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: March 8, 2023 Presenters:

  • Michelle Soupir, professor of agricultural and biosystems engineering and Interim Associate Dean of the Graduate College at Iowa State University
  • Keith Schilling, state geologist and director of the Iowa Geological Survey at University of Iowa

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