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Nitrogen scavenging : using cover crops to reduce nitrate leaching in western Oregon

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Sattell, Robert, Dick, Richard, Hemphill, Delbert D., Selker, John S., Brandi-Dohrn, Florian M., Minchew, Hudson, Hess, Marlo, Sandeno, Joan, Kaufman, Susan M., and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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Technical Report

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leached to groundwater in western Oregon annual vegetable rotations. Cereal rye cover crop and fallow
Determinants of microbial community structure and substrate utilization potential in soils of vegetable cropping systems

Creator:

Schutter, Mary E.

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The Oregon Long-Term Soil Quality Project was initiated to identify soil properties that respond rapidly to alternative management practices. Such practices included winter cover cropping, which was implemented at two experimental research stations and several grower fields throughout the Willamette Valley. The goal of this thesis was to identify the...

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Dissertation

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incorporation of cover crops to soil. In some soils containing cover crop residues, there were greater amounts
Assessment of variability and monitoring methods for leaching under cover crop management

Creator:

Hess, Mario

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The contamination of ground water resources represents a serious problem and a prominent threat to the health of our society. This study focuses on the leaching of inorganic anions as a function of agricultural practices under natural field conditions. In order to enhance the understanding of such leaching processes, this...

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Masters Thesis

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Methods for Leaching Under Cover Crop Management by Mario Hess A THESIS submitted to Oregon