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Project title: Heartland Regional Water Coordination InitiativePrincipal investigators: Charles Wortmann and Thomas FrantiDuration: 2003-current Funding: USDA-CSREES Contact: Charles Wortmann, Department of Agronomy and Horticulture, UNL, 58C Filley Hall, Lincoln NE 68583-0951, (402) 472-2909 cwortmann2@unl.edu Project description: Mapping and the efficiency of variable rate liming are compared using blanket application, grid sampling, and mapping with the Veris Mobile Sensor Platform. The objectives are:
Key results: Extension activities are underway. Publications: Wortmann, C.S., M. Helmers, B. Gelder, L. Wright Morton, D. Devlin, C. Barden, S. Anderson, R. Broz, T. Franti, T. Regassa, P. Shea, M.Tomer, L. Frees and D. Griffith, 2008. Targeting Of Watershed Management Practices For Water Quality Protection. University of Nebraska RP195. Devlin, D., C. Barden, P. Barnes, R. Smeda, M. Bernards, T. Franti, M. Milner, T. Regassa, P. Shea, C. Wortmann, R. Lerch, H. Duncan and T. Phillips 2008. Pesticide management for water quality protection in the Midwest. Heartland Regional Water Coordination Initiative. Wortmann, C.S., M. Al-Kaisi, J. Sawyer, M. Helmers, D. Devlin, C. Barden, P. Scharf, R. Ferguson, C.A. Shapiro, R. Spalding, D. Tarkalson, W. Kranz, J. Holz, D. Francis, J. Schepers. Agricultural nitrogen management for water quality protection in the Midwest. University of Nebraska RP 189. Wortmann, C.S., M. Helmers, A. Mallarino, C. Barden, D. Devlin, G. Pierzynski, J. Lory, R. Massey, J. Holz, C. Shapiro, J. Kovar. 2006. Agricultural phosphorus management and water quality protection in the Midwest. RP 187. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension. Benning, J.L. and C.S. Wortmann, 2005. Phosphorus indexes in four Midwestern States: an evaluation of the differences and similarities. J. of Soil and Water Conservation. 60:221-227 |

