Journal of Soil and Water Conservation
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The Journal of Soil and Water Conservation (JSWC) is a multidisciplinary journal of natural resource conservation research, practice, policy, and perspectives. The journal has two sections: the A Section containing various departments and features, and the Research Section containing peer-reviewed research papers. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Submit to the Journal of Soil and Water Conservation for a Special Issue on Soil Health and Conservation Submission Deadline: August 1, 2024 Issue Organizers: Jerry L. Hatfield, Retired USDA ARS; Humberto Blanco, University of Nebraska; Adam Reimer, National Wildlife Federation; and Cristine Morgan, Soil Health Institute; in collaboration with Gretchen Sassenrath and J.
“Borders” as a metaphor in implementing large-scale, holistic water sustainability research
Introduction Large-scale holistic water sustainability research is fraught with methodological challenges both in the research enterprise itself and the application of results on the ground (Aeschbach-Hertig and Gleeson 2012; Bierkins and Wada 2019; Hargrove et al. 2013; Megdal et al. 2016). Scientific approaches to realize sustainable water futures in complex systems, such as those described recently by Elias et al. (2023) and Talchabhadel et al.
Critical shear stress variability in claypan soils with depth
Results and Discussion Site One. Four ERT surveys in our target area of Site 1 were performed with an electrode spacing of 0.15 m, and positioned such that the end of Survey 1A was the beginning of Survey 1B and so on, with an overall survey length of 33.4 m (figure 3). Survey 1A started at the highest elevation, with a relative elevation change of 0.62 m across the survey. The overall slope of the line was 1.86%.
An analysis of yield variation under soil conservation practices
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Using ArcGIS hydrologic modeling and LiDAR digital elevation data to evaluate surface runoff interception performance of riparian vegetative filter strip buffers in central Iowa
Results and Discussion The average of the difference in elevation between a 5 × 5 m LiDAR generated DEM and a 5 × 5 m DEM generated from onsite collected survey data was 14 cm with root mean square error of 16 cm. The vertical accuracy of the LiDAR generated DEM was found to be 31 cm using the National Standard for Spatial Data Accuracy method. The site 1 research area is divided into three subbasins: 1A, 1B, and 1C.
Simulated nitrate leaching in annually cover cropped and perennial living mulch corn production systems
Results and Discussion Meteorological Conditions. The total rainfall during the model period from April 21, 2015, to February 29, 2016, was 1,236 mm, of which 689 mm occurred between November and January (table 3). Drought occurred during most of 2016 to 2017 with rainfall totaling 706 mm between April 28, 2016, and February 26, 2017. Rainfall during the period of November through January in 2016 and 2017 was 311 mm, less than half of that during 2015/2016. Nitrogen Release from Living Mulch.