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Matthew Houser

  • Research Fellow, University of Indiana Environmental Resilience Institute
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Cover Crops as Nature‐Based Climate Solutions in the Midwestern US: Potential Benefits, Knowledge Gaps, and Opportunities for Transdisciplinary Work

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By Mallory Barnes, Shellye Suttles, Matthew Houser, Erin Carman-Sweeney
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Cover crops, typically non-commercial crops planted during fallow periods or used in between rows of perennial systems, are widely promoted as a strategy for improving soil health (Calonego et al., 2017; Kim et al., 2020; Poeplau & Don, 2015), water quality (Blanco-Canqui, 2018; Dabney et al., 2001), and biodiversity (Elhakeem et al., 2019) in agroecosystems, particularly in the Midwest.
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Can yield warranties promote farmer practice adoption? Evidence from a two-region pilot study

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By Matthew Houser, Kristin Fisher, Luke Peterson, Kayla Sainato
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The need to advance conservation in contemporary agricultural systems is well established. Yet, how to achieve this end remains uncertain, especially in largely voluntary policy contexts such as the United States. Much social science research has examined what factors are associated with farmers’ conservation practice adoption or the barriers to adoption.
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How Row-Crop Farmers Adapted Nitrogen Management in Response to Market Volatility: Evidence from Interviews in the United States Midwest

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By Matthew Houser, Rachel Irvine, Sandra Marquart-Pyatt
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The loss of agricultural nitrogen (N) fertilizer is a key contributor to water quality degradation and climate change across the globe and in the United States (US). Taxing N to increase prices and reduce total use toward environmental improvements is a commonly proposed policy, but research into the relationship between N use and N prices remains inconclusive.
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