The ability to identify, target, and treat critical pollution source areas on a landscape is an
ongoing challenge for water quality programs that seek to address nonpoint source (NPS) …

Often the several stakeholders involved in the agricultural sector place a greater emphasis
on the negative externalities from farming production rather than on the solutions and …

From the perspective of the agricultural circular economy, rebuilding the crop-livestock
integration system contributes a lot to improving the recycling rate of livestock manure, and …

In recent years, nonpoint source (NPS) pollution has become the main contributor to water
quality problems. Research on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) losses from farmland and …

Water quality in the Midwestern United States is threatened as a result of agricultural runoff.
Based on self-reported data from a survey of farmers in Indiana, we aim to provide a better …

We make the case that phosphorus (P) is inextricably linked to an increasingly fragile,
interconnected, and interdependent nexus of water, energy, and food security and should be …

Agricultural producer participation and spatial coordination of land use decisions are key
components for enhancing the effective delivery of ecosystem services from private land …

Abstract The Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) is the primary conservation
program on working agricultural land. The United States Department of Agriculture obligated …

Agricultural fertilizer use is widely acknowledged to be a leading cause of water pollution.
Yet, no national estimates exist on the effect of fertilizer application on concentrations of …

Adoption of sustainable agriculture practices (SAP) has the potential to mitigate climate
change's effects, while at the same time minimize degradation of natural resources and …