Globally, flooding is one of the most damaging abiotic stresses, besides drought, that affects
17 million km2 of land surface annually. Recent research indicates that climate change is …

Diffusive losses of nitrogen and phosphorus from agricultural areas have detrimental effects
on freshwater and marine ecosystems. Mitigation measures treating drainage water before it …

T his article introduces a series of papers that report results of field studies to determine the
effectiveness of drainage water management (DWM) on conserving drainage water and …

Drainage water management (DWM) has received considerable attention as a potential best
management practice (BMP) for improving water quality in tile drained landscapes. The …

Nitrate loss from drainage tiles across the cornbelt of the upper midwestern US is a result of
intensive agriculture with limited crop diversity, extensive periods of fallow soil, and the need …

Water table depth (WTD), soil texture, and growing season weather conditions all play
critical roles in determining agricultural yield; however, the interactions among these three …

Nitrate lost from agricultural soils is an economic cost to producers, an environmental
concern when it enters rivers and lakes, and a health risk when it enters wells and aquifers …

Tan, CS and Zhang, TQ 2011. Surface runoff and sub-surface drainage phosphorus losses
under regular free drainage and controlled drainage with sub-irrigation systems in Southern …

Abstract The Denitrification Decomposition model (DNDC) has known limitations for
simulating soil hydrology which can strongly influence biogeochemical processes. For this …

It is widely reported that controlled drainage (CD) has the potential to reduce outflow and
increase crop yield. However, many researchers demonstrated that the percentage changes …