Accelerated soil loss is occurring in claypan and floodplain soils of Missouri, linked to agricultural research on excess water impacts.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 26

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What this event is mainly about

Missouri nitrogen

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Gerson Drescher serves as an expert on soil fertility and crop science, applying research findings to the farming practices of the Cotton Belt.

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Hargis, a professor at U of A, collaborated with students in Belgium and traveled through Europe for research.Mon 09:35

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The entities involved

Missouri
state of the United States of America
- Mike Kehoe and Kurt Schaefer support digital modernization efforts in Missouri, while Rob Lloyd presents the GovX awards.Tue 14:37
- Permian Resources and Viking Energy Group, Inc. are expanding their oil and gas operations across multiple states including Missouri, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Kansas, based in Houston.Tue 13:39
nitrogen
chemical element, symbol N and atomic number 7; most abundant element in Earth atmosphere
- Dan Yuan and researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences studied nitrogen retention in soil, noting the role of manganese compounds.Mon 23:44
- Drought and runoff are affecting nitrate levels and causing harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie and surrounding states.Mon 19:57

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