Videos
Seminar Series Recordings
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Corn Cob Bioreactors for Water Quality Learn about ongoing INRC-supported research on nitrate-reducing bioreactors led by Dr. Michelle Soupir, professor in the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering at Iowa State University, one of the developers of this conservation technology. |
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Removing Dissolved Phosphorus from Flowing Water with P Removal Structures: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly INRC Spring 2022 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: Focus on Phosphorus |
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Performance of In-field Practices at Reducing Dissolved and Particulate Phosphorus Loss INRC Spring 2022 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: Focus on Phosphorus The seminar reviews results of research targeted at assessing the impacts of fertilizer and manure phosphorus as well as several soil conservation management practices on particulate (sediment bound) and dissolved phosphorus loss from corn and soybean fields. |
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Phosphorus Forms and Cycling in Agricultural Soils of Southern Saskatchewan INRC Spring 2022 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: Focus on Phosphorus |
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Lake Erie Cyanobacterial Blooms & Ongoing Research INRC Spring 2022 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: Focus on Phosphorus |
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Ag Microbiomes & Their Connection with Nutrient Reduction INRC Fall 2021 Water Research Seminar Series: New Technologies, New Tools and Emerging Concerns |
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A Study of the Boone River Watershed: Linking an Agroecosystems Model with a Process-based Hydrologic Model INRC Fall 2021 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: New Technologies, New Tools and Emerging Concerns |
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Water Quality Index for Iowa Streams INRC Fall 2021 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: New Technologies, New Tools and Emerging Concerns |
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INRC Field Tours 2021 The INRC hosted two research tours to discuss new research findings with educators and researchers in 2021. |
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The Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework (ACPF) and its Recent Advances INRC Fall 2021 Water Quality Research Seminar Series: New Technologies, New Tools and Emerging Concerns |