Long-term Cropping Effects on Partitioning of Water Flow and Nitrate Loss between Surface Runoff and Tile Drainage.

@article{Woodley2018LongtermCE,
  title={Long-term Cropping Effects on Partitioning of Water Flow and Nitrate Loss between Surface Runoff and Tile Drainage.},
  author={A. Woodley and C. Drury and W. D. Reynolds and C. Tan and X. M. Yang and T. Oloya},
  journal={Journal of environmental quality},
  year={2018},
  volume={47 4},
  pages={
          820-829
        }
}
  • A. Woodley, C. Drury, +3 authors T. Oloya
  • Published 2018
  • Chemistry, Medicine
  • Journal of environmental quality
    • Surface runoff and tile drainage are the main pathways for water movement and entry of agricultural nitrate into water resources. The objective of this 5-yr study was to characterize the partitioning of water flow and nitrate loss between these pathways for a humid-temperate Brookston clay loam soil under 54 to 59 yr of consistent cropping and fertilization. Cropping treatments included monoculture corn ( L., MC), continuous bluegrass ( L.) sod (CS), and a corn-oat-alfalfa ( L.)-alfalfa… CONTINUE READING
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