1. S-6 Home Page soil Science Society of America. S6 soil Water management conservation Irrigation, drainage, tillage Society of Consulting soil Scientists. soil and Water conservation Society http://www.soils.org/divs/s6/s6.htm

Soil Science Society of America Irrigation, drainage, tillage, erosion, evaporation, transpiration, cropping systems, and cultivation methods. ASA Home CSSA Home SSSA Home Vote for the S-6 Best Paper Award S-6 Information Officers Duties Annual Reports 2002 - PDF 2003 - PDF S-6 List Server How to Join S-6 Awards Undergraduate Speech Contest Award Graduate Student Award Young Scholar Award Best Paper Award ... Howard M. Taylor Lectureship Other Sites of Interest: Member Pages National Society of Consulting Soil Scientists Soil and Water Conservation Society Doug Karlen karlen@nstl.gov Started: 6/97 Designed by

2. USDA-ARS, North Central Soil Conservation Research Lab, Morris, MN Research information addressing agricultural production and natural resource conservation including tillage, erosion, residue management, compaction, weed control, nutrient management, plant http://www.mrsars.usda.gov/

North Central Soil Conservation Research Lab 803 Iowa Avenue Morris, MN 56267 (320) 589-3411 (Voice) (320) 589-3787 (Fax) Post Doc Position Available WeedCast on the Web Links Location Information ... Weather Data from Swan Lake Research Farm [Regular Updates] The Young Scientist USDA Nondiscrimination Statement USDA - Agricultural Research Service (ARS) is committed to making its web sites accessible to all USDA customers and employees. All of the agency web sites are undergoing review and redesign as necessary to ensure that they meet or exceed the requirements of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Many of our web sites currently meet the Section 508 accessibility standards. Furthermore, USDA - Agricultural Research Service (ARS) continues to work on making all web sites accessible. Thank you very much for your patience through this redesign process. If you have any comments or suggestions for improvement, please contact the Web Master of this page. Contact Information: Sandra A. Groneberg

3. Soil And Water Conservation And Management soil and water conservation and management. QUOT;ON SITE QUOT; DIAGNOSIS OF NITROGEN FERTILITY TO FIND NITROGEN FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS OF LEAFY VEGETABLES See also soil and water conservation http://www.agnet.org/library/list/subcat/F.html

Browse The Same Category Home Database Search Soil and water conservation and management "ON SITE" DIAGNOSIS OF NITROGEN FERTILITY TO FIND NITROGEN FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS OF LEAFY VEGETABLES News source: Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute, Taiwan ROC See PDF file for e-mail address - April, 2002 ( Research Highlights See also: Fertilizers, soil fertility, plant nutrition Soil and water conservation and management A COMPUTER MODEL FOR LAND USE PLANNING AND ANALYSIS News source: MARDI, Malaysia - March, 2001 ( Research Highlights See also: Soil and water conservation and management A SOIL TESTING SERVICE FOR FARMERS IN THAILAND, USING MOBILE LABORATORIES Narong Chinabut Office of Science for Land Development Land Development Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Bangkok 10900, Thailand - November, 2003 ( Extension Bulletins See also: Soil and water conservation and management Soil survey and classification General A SUSTAINABLE UPLAND FARMING SYSTEM FOR INDONESIA J. Sri Adiningsih and A. Syarifuddin Karama Center for Soil and Agroclimate Research (CSAR) Agency for Agricultural Research and Development Jl, Ir. H. Juanda 98, Indonesia - September, 1992 ( Extension Bulletins See also: Grain and root crops: Production and cultural practices Vegetables and fruit: Production and cultural practices Fertilizers, soil fertility, plant nutrition

4. DNREC Online The Division of soil and Water conservation is responsible for conservation plans and best management practices addressing soil erosion, water conservation and waste management http://www.dnrec.state.de.us/DNREC2000/Divisions/Soil/Soil.htm

Division Director.........Robert Baldwin.....(302) 739-4411 T he Division of Soil and Water Conservation is responsible for preserving and protecting the state's soil, water and coastal resources by managing the state's shoreline, coastal zone and navigable waterways, by regulating coastal and urban land use and construction activities and by promoting wise agricultural land management practices. Specifically, the Division: Provides technical assistance to landowners regarding sound conservation practices Serves as the administrative lead for the Delaware Coastal Management Program Shoreline and Waterway Management Section - utilizes a variety of techniques to maintain and improve the state's beaches including regulating coastal construction, depositing sand on beaches, planting beach grass and installing fencing to promote establishment of dunes. The Section also oversees the operation of the Indian River Sand Bypass System designed to provide an on-going source of sand nourishment to the north side of Indian River Inlet. This Section is also responsible for state dredging operations. Coastal Storms Page Beach Grass Planting 2003 Construction on Delaware's Shoreline Program Administrator .................... Robert D. Henry .................... (302) 739-4411

5. MSUcares: Soils at Missippi State University. Introduction to fundamental properties of soils, soil fertility and fertilization, as well as soil management and conservation. http://msucares.com/crops/soils/

Crops Home Page MSUcares Home Page Soils Soil is the unifying factor in Mississippi crop production. Understanding the fundamental properties of soils proceeds to better appreciation of soil fertility and fertilization, as well as soil management and conservation. Integrating nutrient management, soil management, and conservation leads to considering soil quality or health. Simply put, soil quality is the ability of a particular soil to function as desired. Some functions include crop production, water control, or structure support. What exactly is soil? There are many, many definitions. Specific ones depend on the viewpoint of the user. Some stakeholders consider soil to the living, breathing substance near the earth's surface which fosters life on all scales. Others consider it to be the aggravating skim on the earth's surface. The study of soil is not the study of dirt. Dirt does not have life sustaining properties. Greenhouse media is not soil either. It does not have the unique three-dimensional characteristics that can only evolve as a function of place, time, and the environment. More information on soil properties and formation are available on the Master Gardener reference manual links below.

6. Soil Management And Conservation Practices management, landscape, weather, and cultural factors. Publications A variety of publications and educational materials relevant to conservation practices, soil http://extension.agron.iastate.edu/soilmgmt/Default.htm

Residue Cover Estimation Enter farm specific data in this interactive calculator to evaluate the impact of various tillage, field operations, and equipment on residue cover from planting to harvest. Results will relate the effect of residue cover to soil erosion. Soil Erosion Management Enter farm specific data in this interactive calculator to demonstrate soil loss due to water erosion for Iowa soils as a function of management, landscape, weather, and cultural factors. Publications A variety of publications and educational materials relevant to conservation practices, soil quality, water quality, soil carbon, and soil environment. Related Links Links that provide information on natural resources conservation. Residue Gallery Visual examples of the affects of residue on the landscape. "A nation that destroys its soil, destroys itself." Franklin D. Roosevelt Contact Info: Mahdi M. Al-Kaisi , Email: malkaisi@iastate.edu 2104 Agronomy Hall Ames, IA 50011-1010, Phone: (515) 294-1923 Iowa State University Agronomy Extension , Ames, Iowa.

7. Index Of /SOILS1/Homepage Philippine national agency on agricultural land and water resources assessment, conservation, and management. Has details about soil classification, soil maps and a soil museum. http://www.da.gov.ph/SOILS1/Homepage/

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9. USGS CMG InfoBank: Soil Management And Conservation USGS CMG InfoBank soil management and conservation, Skip navigational links. , , , , _, _, , http://walrus.wr.usgs.gov/infobank/programs/html/school/moviepage/14.01.23.html

USGS CMG InfoBank: Soil Management and Conservation Skip navigational links Home Data Activities ... More Dictionaries: Data Dictionary Metadata Dictionary Geology School InfoBank Terms: Activity ID activity overview crew formal metadata ... year Data Types: bathymetry cameras geodetic positioning gravity ... seismic Data Formats: analog ARC coverage formal metadata gridded/image ... vector/polygon Duration / Size: 89 seconds / 2.7 MB Source: Annenberg/CPB Resources - Earth Revealed Keywords: "Wayne Soppeland" "Rick Aguayo" "Mojave Desert" soil ... Click here to download QuickTime Text: For farmers in the Mohave Desert the issue of soil management is a matter of ongoing concern. There are multiple factors that threaten soil and crops in this region ranging from erosion to limited water resources. Because of the complexity of these soil management issues, farmer, Wayne Soppeland, turned to the Soil Conservation Service. Rick Aguayo who works for the Service, then made the first of several trips to Soppeland's farm.

10. Cooperative Extension Catalog Of Publications--Soil Management References about the fertility, compaction, testing and conservation of soil. Published by the University of Nebraska. http://www.ianr.unl.edu/pubs/soil/

Departments/ Units Directories Calendar Search ... Cooperative Extension Publications Catalog New Publications Search Publications Publications Order Form Contact Us ... Class Acts Browse Publications Animal Diseases Animals, General Beef Irrigation Engineering ... Wildlife Management Index: Soil Management CONSERVATION EROSION Universal Soil Loss Software Conservation Reserve Program - CRP Land Use Guide Emergency Wind Erosion Control Understanding Wind Erosion And Its Control Protect Soil With Vegetative Residues Terrace Systems for Nebraska ... Returning CRP Land to Crops: Warm-Season Grass Management/Cropping Suggestions FERTILITY Understanding Potassium for Crop Production in Nebraska Use and Management of Micronutrient Fertilizers in Nebraska Using Phosphorus Fertilizers Effectively Estimating Ag Lime Quality ... Soil Fertility Considerations for Land Coming out of CRP COMPACTION Soil Compaction...Fact and Fiction Identification of Soil Compaction and Its Limitations to Root Growth Management Strategies to Minimize and Reduce Soil Compaction Soil Compaction Tips ... Subsoiling in Nebraska TESTING Universal Soil Loss Equation:A Handbook for Nebraska Producers Understand Your Soil Test: Calcium, Magnesium, Boron, Copper, Chlorine, Molybdenum

11. USGS CMG InfoBank Geology School: Soil Management soil management and conservation, 89 seconds / 2.7 MB, Wayne Soppeland , Rick Aguayo , Mojave Desert , soil, weathering, crop, erosion, water, soil management http://walrus.wr.usgs.gov/infobank/programs/html/school/keypage/soil_management.

USGS CMG InfoBank Geology School: soil management Skip navigational links Home Data Activities ... More Dictionaries: Data Dictionary Metadata Dictionary Geology School InfoBank Terms: Activity ID activity overview crew formal metadata ... year Data Types: bathymetry cameras geodetic positioning gravity ... seismic Data Formats: analog ARC coverage formal metadata gridded/image ... vector/polygon Title Duration / Size Keywords Soil Management and Conservation 89 seconds / 2.7 MB "Wayne Soppeland" "Rick Aguayo" "Mojave Desert" soil ... Wind Erosion 28 seconds / 0.7 MB "Wayne Soppeland" "Rick Aguayo" weathering soil ... USGS privacy statement URL: http://walrus.wr.usgs.gov/infobank/programs/html/school/keypage/soil_manageme.html Maintainer: Clint Steele Comments: e-mail Last modified: Thu Jun 3 08:40:28 PDT 2004 (wcs)

12. European Conservation Agriculture Federation Bringing together several national associations which promote Europe's farmers soil management practices. http://www.ecaf.org

13. SOIL & WATER MANAGEMENT & CONSERVATION soil Water management conservation. soil Science 308 how the tools of soil Water management conservation make the task of controlling soil erosion easier, and http://www.missouri.edu/~snr0287/308.html

Soil Science 308 WINTER 2003 http://www.missouri.edu/~snr0287/308.html Assoc. Professor: Clark J. Gantzer Office: 330 ABNR Building Tel: email: GantzerC@missouri.edu Office Hours: By appointment Class Time: Lecture Mon / Wed 12:00-12:50 116 ABNR Building Lab Tues Wed 9:00-12:00 116 ABNR Building Texts: Troeh, Frederick R., J. Arthur Hobbs, Roy L. Donahue. 1999. Soil and water conservation for productivity and environmental protection. 3rd ed. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. (T) PURPOSE OF THE CLASS: This management reduces problems caused by soil erosion such as water pollution and reduction in soil quality. The purpose of this course includes: 1) Presentation of the problems caused by soil erosion and poor soil management, 2) Presentation of the process of soil erosion 3) Analysis of soil erosion problems,4) Applications of soil conservation methods to solve erosion problems. Syllabus Lectures Assignments Readings ... Old Tests Please submit your assignments to GantzerC@missouri.edu To Soil Science To The School of Natural Resources To the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources ... Jan 2003

14. UACES: AR Agriculture: Agricultural Engineering: Soil Management And Conservatio University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service AR Agriculture Agricultural Engineering soil management and conservation soil and crop management http://www.aragriculture.org/agengineering/soilmgmtcon/default.asp

Back to Engineering AR Agriculture Home Soils Management and Conservation Educational programs are included that address erosion reduction, reduced tillage and water management. Emphasis is on crop production techniques that maximize soil cover, reduce runoff from storms and irrigation and are profitable systems for corn, cotton, soybean, rice and wheat production. To see other information the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service has available on soils management and conservation, see the following sites on our menu: Agricultural Engineering - Tillage Crops, Soils, and Water Management Protecting Soil and Water Resources in the Delta Newsletters On the Bayou Publications Available Below is a list of publications that are available either electronically or that can be picked up at a local County Extension Office in Arkansas. Publication # Publication Name Soil Erosion and Clear Streamwater FSA 1015 Planting Reduced-Tillage Soybeans Hot Topics News Publications ... U A E X Home UA Cooperative Extension Service University of Arkansas · Division of Agriculture · Cooperative Extension Service 2301 South University Avenue · Little Rock, Arkansas 72204 · USA

15. UACES: AR Agriculture: Agricultural Engineering: Soil Management And Conservatio University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service AR Agriculture Agricultural Engineering soil management and conservation soil and crop management practices that conserve topsoil and is http://aragriculture.org/agengineering/soilmgmtcon

Back to Engineering AR Agriculture Home Soils Management and Conservation Educational programs are included that address erosion reduction, reduced tillage and water management. Emphasis is on crop production techniques that maximize soil cover, reduce runoff from storms and irrigation and are profitable systems for corn, cotton, soybean, rice and wheat production. To see other information the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service has available on soils management and conservation, see the following sites on our menu: Agricultural Engineering - Tillage Crops, Soils, and Water Management Protecting Soil and Water Resources in the Delta Newsletters On the Bayou Publications Available Below is a list of publications that are available either electronically or that can be picked up at a local County Extension Office in Arkansas. Publication # Publication Name Soil Erosion and Clear Streamwater FSA 1015 Planting Reduced-Tillage Soybeans Hot Topics News Publications ... U A E X Home UA Cooperative Extension Service University of Arkansas · Division of Agriculture · Cooperative Extension Service 2301 South University Avenue · Little Rock, Arkansas 72204 · USA

16. UACES: AR Agriculture: Agricultural Engineering: Soil Management And Conservatio University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service AR Agriculture Agricultural Engineering soil management and conservation soil and Water management http://www.aragriculture.org/agengineering/soilmgmtcon/soil_water_mgmt/default.a

Photo Gallery Back to Soil and Water Handbook Back to Engineering AR Agriculture Home Protecting Soil and Water Resources in the Delta Soil Management Crop Management Water Management Soil Management A - Soil Management Techniques Soil Compaction Tips Management Strategies to Minimize and Reduce Soil Compaction Soybean Handbook Chapter 6 - Drainage and Tillage Use of Poultry Litter on Rice Soils ... Soil Erosion and Clear Streamwater B - Conservation Tillage Overview Conservation Tillage Definitions Top 10 Benefits Understanding Soils and Their Adaptability - Rules of Thumb Will Conservation Tillage Work on Your Soils? ... Conservation Tillage and Water Quality C - Cover Crops and Buffers Cover Crops Riparian Buffers for Agricultural Land Buffers in Arkansas Designing Riparian Buffers for Agricultural Land ... Riparian Design for Cropland D - EQIP - Environmental Quality Incentive Program Summary Things Farmers Want to Know Role of Natural Resource Agencies and Organizations in EQIP Arkansas Farm*A*Syst Check Sheet Back To Top Crop Management A - General Tillage Distribution of Crop Residue - A Requirement for Conservation Tillage Conservation Tillage and Planting Systems Cultivators for Conservation Tillage Ridge Plant Systems: Equipment B - Crops Corn - No-Till Production Fertilizer Management for No-Till Corn and Grain Sorghum in Missouri Tips for No-Till Cotton Production Conservation Tillage Systems for Energy Reduction, Cotton Stand Establishment

17. Illinois Wildlife Federation – Advocating Practical, Scientific Management Focused on ethical hunting practices and management and conservation of fish and wildlife, forest, mineral, water and soil resources. Includes history, newsletter, legislation issues, memorial fund, links and contacts. http://www.illinoiswildlife.org/

ILLINOIS WILDLIFE FEDERATION has been a consistent leader in protecting our natural resources and needs. Our members act as spokesmen, advocates and leaders for Illinois' great out-of-doors. The Illinois Wildllife Federation began in 1936 as conservation clubs throughout Illinois came together. Those early conservation leaders organized with the purpose of taking conservation out of politics. The work resulted in the creation of the Illinois Department of Wildlife and Parks, a conservation agency that has been a model for other states. Since then, the Federation has undertaken many successful projects that ensure Illinois continues to be the leading state in conservation policies and funding. Today our members continue practicing the tradition of practical scientific management of fish and wildlife, forest, mineral, water and soil resources. We encourage and advocate the long-term protection and enhancement of all outdoor recreation in Illinois. E-Mail: Info@IllinoisWildlife.org

18. G1650 Conservation Tillage And Residue Management To Reduce Soil Erosion Agricultural publication G1650 Reviewed December 2, 1993. conservation Tillage and Residue management to Reduce soil Erosion. John R. McCarthy. Natural Resources conservation Service. Donald L. Pfost and H. David Currence ways to reduce soil erosion. conservation tillage and residue management may reduce machinery http://muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/agguides/agengin/g01650.htm

Agricultural Conservation Tillage and Residue Management to Reduce Soil Erosion John R. McCarthy Natural Resources Conservation Service Donald L. Pfost and H. David Currence Department of Agricultural Engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia Crop-residue management through conservation tillage is one of the best and most cost-effective ways to reduce soil erosion. Conservation tillage and residue management may reduce machinery expenses and save soil, labor, fuel and money. Crop residues uniformly distributed over the soil surface will significantly reduce soil losses over an entire field. On terraced land, the resulting reduction in soil losses due to this residue cover can greatly reduce the cost of terrace maintenance. The erosion process Two mechanisms are involved in soil erosion: soil detachment and soil transport. Most soil detachment is caused by raindrop impact, a major factor in sheet erosion. The average erosion from cropland in Missouri is about 10 tons per acre per year, equivalent to about 0.07 inches (slightly over 1/16 inch). Sheet erosion can go almost undetected for years, often causing great losses in productivity before the landowner becomes concerned. Some soil detachment is caused by flowing water, especially where water concentrates to cause gullies. Gullies created by flowing water may be either ephemeral or permanent gullies. Short-lived gullies may be filled in by heavy tillage operations but tend to reform annually in the same location.

19. Soil Management And Conservation - Texas Agricultural Extension Service soil management and conservation. Using manures and wastewaters effectively can greatly reduce crop fertilizer needs, and thus improve http://soil-testing.tamu.edu/topics/Soils/conservation.html

Soil Management and Conservation Using manures and wastewaters effectively can greatly reduce crop fertilizer needs, and thus improve the economics of production. When nutrients are applied at excessive rates and are not balanced with crop requirements, plant nutrient deficiencies or toxicities can occur. Excessive phosphorus levels in soil can cause a zinc and/or iron deficiency in crops. Publications Hot Topics People Back to Soils ... Gulf Coast Management

20. Adams County Soil Conservation District Provides technical assistance to the cooperators of the district in order to protect the soil and water resources. Profile includes information on the history of the district, its management, ongoing programs, and related links. http://adams.nd.nacdnet.org/

CRP Enrollment Opportunity AG WASTE SYSTEMS This summer has been busy with construction, surveying and designing of Ag Waste Systems. Three systems have been hard at work building dikes, diversions, ponds and access roads. Two are very near completion. One system features the usial contained feedlot areas, but aslo showcases a contained/open grazing deeding area for cows. All sites are permitted by the State Health Dept. Other systems are in various stages. Engineers are concerned with management issues and spend time visiting with producers, learning about their feeding operations, their trouble spots and their visions for the future. This information along with the survey and soil borings assists the State Health Dept. and the livestock producer. Producers that have completed their systems are experiencing improved animal health, better weight gains, and better time management. If you have questions regarding your feeding operation, please call or stop by our office. We would be happy to meet with you and discuss your options. Next Board Meeting: April 13, 2004

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