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

Providing adequate water for crops is a key consideration for agricultural resiliency. Climate
change is expected to exert substantial pressure on crop water supplies through increased …

Subsurface drainage in humid areas prevents field waterlogging but also transports
nutrients to freshwater systems. Controlled drainage (CD) reduces drainage discharge and …

Stacking edge-of-field practices may improve nutrient removal from crops. To examine the
effects of stacking edge-of-field conservation practices, a woodchip bioreactor (WBR) and …

Phosphorus (P) loading from tile‐drained agricultural lands is linked to water quality and
aquatic ecosystem degradation. The RZWQM2‐P model was developed to simulate the fate …

Abstract The Ohio Corn Performance Test (OCPT) aims to provide farmers, educators,
agronomists, and seed companies with information to help growers make decisions …

Controlled drainage (CRD) is an agricultural water management practice designed to adjust
the capacity of a drainage system under varying hydrological conditions. This simulation …

Subsurface drainage is an important agricultural practice that has been widely utilized in the
US Midwest to improve the productivity of poorly drained soils. Although widely adopted …

[目的] 探究控制排水条件下不同施氮水平对棉花生长, 吸氮量和产量的影响,
为长江中下游地区棉花稳产, 增收提供科学指导.[方法] 以“晶华棉112” 为供试作物, 设置2 …

Highlights Total precipitation and average temperature are projected to increase in the
Interlake region of Manitoba. DRAINMOD model results suggest that controlled drainage …