Edge-of-field management practices that reduce nutrient pollution from tile drainage while
contributing habitat and other ecosystem services are needed to enhance agricultural …

Denitrifying bioreactors (DNBRs) are widely used to reduce excess nitrate from agricultural
drainage. Their performance depends on the physical and chemical properties of the …

Interceptive mitigation options implemented at the edge of agricultural fields and along run-
off and drainage flow-paths can complement preventive in-field management actions to …

Adoption of edge-of-field conservation practices, such as denitrifying bioreactors, may be
intrinsically linked to barriers associated with cost. However, most previous bioreactor cost …

Woodchip denitrification bioreactors are an effective agricultural practice to reduce nitrogen
(N) export from subsurface drainage via the conversion of nitrate (NO 3−) to nitrogen gas (N …

Woodchip bioreactors are being successfully applied to remove nitrate from commercial
land-based recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) effluents. In order to understand and …

Woodchip bioreactors are widely known as a best management practice to reduce excess
nitrate loads that are discharged with agricultural leachates. The aim of this study was to …

Cold temperatures limit nitrate-N load reductions of woodchip bioreactors in higher-latitude
climates. This two-year, on-farm (Willmar, Minnesota, USA) study was conducted to …

Denitrifying bioreactors are a conservation drainage practice for reducing nitrate loads in
subsurface agricultural drainage. Bioreactor hydraulic capacity is limited by cross-sectional …

Denitrifying woodchip bioreactors are a best management practice to reduce nitrate–
nitrogen (NO3–N) loading to surface waters from agricultural subsurface drainage. Their …