Agricultural Drainage and Water Quality Field Day

Agricultural Drainage and Water Quality Field Day

2005-08-19

In the future, there will be larger and fewer farms; arable farm land will decrease; environmental and food safety concerns will be a high priority. Simply put, we will need to grow more food and better food on less land without harming the environment. Changes in agriculture or policy will alter farming practices and science and technology will play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of agriculture.

Strock, Jeffrey S.
Fausey, Norman R.
Gupta, Satish C.
Kanwar, R. S.
Moncrief, John F.
Skaggs, R. Wayne

Associate Professor and Soil Scientist, U of M - SWROC
University of Minnesota St. Paul

UM Southwest Research and Outreach Center

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Wastewater
Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Water Economics

leach
leaching
leached
leaches
nitrate
nitrates
Nitrate-N
nitrogen
nitrogens
pharmaceuticals
pharmaceutical
subirrigation
sub-irrigation
tillage
tillages
water conveyance
water conveyances
water quality
water qualities
water-quality
water-qualities
wetland
wetlands
wet land
wet lands
wet-land
wet-lands
controlled drainage
CD
corn
corns
ditch
ditches
water ecosystem
soybeans
soy beans
soybean
manure
water quality & pollutants
water quality and pollutants
water conveyance & hydraulics
water conveyance and hydraulics
agriculture drainage
agriculture drainages
agricultural drainage
ag drainage
Antibiotic
Antibiotics
antibiotic resistance
rock inlet
rock inlets
cropping system
cropping systems
soil properties
soil property
alternative
alternatives
water quantity

2000-2009

Yes

Public Domain

Minnesota Water Research Digital Library