The Effect of Agriculture on Groundwater Resources
November 15, 2017, 8am – 4:30pm
Agenda
Speaker Abstracts
Poster Abstracts
Presentations
Evan Christianson – MGWA President
Opening Remarks
Kevin Kuehner –Minnesota Department of Agriculture
From Field to Stream: Measuring Nitrate-Nitrogen Loss in Southeast Minnesota
Presentation Audio
Presentation PDF
Kimberly Kaiser and Jeff Paddock – Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Nitrate and Pesticides in Private Wells at the Township Scale
Presentation Audio
Kimberly Kaiser – Presentation PDF
Jeff Paddock – Presentation PDF
David Rindal – Minnesota Department of Health
MDA-MDH Community Public Water System Well Pesticide
Reconnaissance Study
Presentation Audio
Presentation PDF
William W. Simpkins – Department of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences, Iowa State University
The “Bootprint” of Intensive Agriculture in Iowa: Groundwater, Drainage, and Litigation
Presentation Audio
Presentation PDF
Lightning Talks (round 1)
Presentation Audio (all lightning talks for this segment)
Anthony Runkel – Minnesota Geological Survey
Which Decade Are We Monitoring? The effect of groundwater lag time on tracking agricultural impacts
Presentation PDF
James Vanderwaal – Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Groundwater Level Trends in Minnesota
Presentation PDF
Jeff Stoner – MGWA White Paper Committee
Following up on MGWA’s White Paper—Minnesota’s Groundwater Education Gap
Presentation PDF
Yusong Li – Department of Civil Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Impacts of Climate Change on Nitrate Transport Beneath a Center-Pivot Irrigated Corn Field
Presentation Audio
Presentation PDF
David A. Legvold and Claire Hinthe – Legvold Farms and St. Olaf College
Functionality of Saturated Buffers in Nitrogen Abatement in Agricultural Tile Water
Presentation Audio
Presentation PDF
Jeffrey M. Peterson – Water Resources Center, University of Minnesota
Economics of Irrigation and Groundwater Depletion
Presentation Audio
Presentation PDF
Tim Cowdery – U.S. Geological Survey, Upper Midwest Water-Science Center
The Hydrologic Benefits of Wetland and Prairie Restoration in Western Minnesota: Lessons Learned at the Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge, 2002–2015
Presentation Audio
bonus video
Presentation PDF
Lightning Talks (round 2)
Presentation Audio (all lightning talks for this segment)
Carmelita Nelson – Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
New Water Conservation Reporting System
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