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Farming Systems Trial

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22
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$5.5M
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Pennsylvania

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Saurav Das, Gladis Zinati, Sean Stokes, Dinesh Panday, Rachel Olson, Arash Ghalehgolabbehbahani, Andrew Smith, Michael Graham, Eric A. CarrUnknown Hub (2026)

Manure management in the United States must move from a disposal-based model to a circular resource framework that integrates nutrient recovery, emission mitigation, precision application, supportive policy, and site-specific decision-making.

Nutrient ManagementPennsylvania

Jessica L. Drewry, Francisco J. Arriaga, Brian D. LuckUnknown Hub (2021)

Closing wheel type and row unit down force can affect corn germination in notill production systems.

Improved YieldWisconsin

Coupling Dairy Manure Storage with Injection to Improve Nitrogen Management: WholeFarm Simulation Using the Integrated Farm System Model.

Nutrient ManagementPennsylvania

C. Alan Rotz, Felipe Montes, Sasha D. Hafner, Albert J. Heber, Richard H. GrantUnknown Hub (2013)

A model that simulates the processes of NH formation, speciation, aqueous-gas partitioning, and mass transfer was developed and incorporated in a whole farm simulation model (the Integrated Farm System Model).

Reduced EmissionsPennsylvania

The Palouse region of Washington and Idaho, USA. (approximately 60,000 people in a rural setting) is entirely dependent on groundwater from two basalt aquifers for potable water.

The Palouse region of Washington and Idaho, USA. (approximately 60,000 people in a rural setting) is entirely dependent on groundwater from two basalt aquifers for potable water.Idaho

Joanna E. Bullard, Matthew Baddock, Tom Bradwell, John Crusius, E. Darlington, Diego M. Gaiero, Santiago Gassó, Guðrún Gísladóttir, Richard Hodgkins, Robert McCulloch, Cheryl McKenna Neuman, Tom Mockford, Helena Stewart, Þröstur ÞorsteinssonUnknown Hub (2016)

This review summarizes current understanding of high-latitude dust sources and provides a prospectus for future research.

Reduced EmissionsAlaska
Florida

Sami Malek, Francesco Avanzi, Keoma Brun‐Laguna, Tessa Maurer, Carlos Oroza, Peter Hartsough, Thomas Watteyne, Steven D. GlaserUnknown Hub (2017)

We present a state-of-the-art distributed Wireless Sensor Network-based autonomous measurement system with real-time remote data transmission that gathers data of snow depth, air temperature, air relative humidity, soil moisture, soil temperature, and solar radiation in physiographically representative locations.

Water Quality ImprovementCalifornia

Jennifer Tillman, Ajay Nair, Mark L. Gleason, Jean C. BatzerUnknown Hub (2015)

Rowcovers and strip tillage provide an alternative to plasticulture systems in summer squash production.

Soil Health ImprovementIowa

Broccoli microgreens: A mineral-rich crop that can diversify food systems.

Nutrient ManagementCalifornia

The creation of the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS) Portal within the United States provided an opportunity to take the first steps toward building the informational foundation for a GDIS.

Water Use EfficiencyNorth Carolina

Mir Zaman Hussain, Stephen K. Hamilton, G. Philip Robertson, Bruno BassoUnknown Hub (2021)

Phosphorus availability and leaching losses in annual and perennial cropping systems in an upper US Midwest landscape.

Improved YieldMichigan

Laurie E. Drinkwater, Peggy Wagoner, Marianne SarrantonioRodale Institute (1998)

Long-term soil C and N gains aren’t just “more inputs.” Residue quality + crop-sequence diversity matter: low C:N organic residues and more temporally diverse rotations increased soil C/N retention.

Soil HealthPennsylvania

Gabrielle M. Myers, Daniel S. Andersen, Bobby J. Martens, D. Raj RamanUnknown Hub (2023)

The economics of anaerobic digestion systems in Iowa.

Reduced EmissionsIowa

David C. Dowell, Curtis R. Alexander, Eric James, Stephen S. Weygandt, Stanley G. Benjamin, Geoffrey S. Manikin, Benjamin T. Blake, John M. Brown, Joseph B. Olson, Ming Hu, Tatiana G. Smirnova, Terra Ladwig, Jaymes S. Kenyon, Ravan Ahmadov, David D. Turner, Jeffrey D. Duda, Trevor I. AlcottUnknown Hub (2022)

The High-Resolution Rapid Refresh (HRRR) is a convection-allowing implementation of the Advanced Research version of the Weather Research and Forecasting Model with hourly data assimilation that covers the conterminous United States and Alaska and runs in real time at the NOAA/National Centers for Environmental Prediction.

Erosion ReductionAlaska

Kirsten A. Pearsons, Craig A. Chase, Emmanuel C. Omondi, Gladis M. Zinati, Andrew Smith, Yichao RuiRodale Institute (2023)

In 13 years of the Rodale Farming Systems Trial, cutting tillage lowered gross revenues about 10-13% in conventional and low-input organic systems but also trimmed costs 5-6%, leaving net returns essentially unchanged (though with more year-to-year economic risk). The manure-based organic system with continuous living cover was least affected by reduced tillage and out-earned the conventional system even without organic price premiums.

Soil HealthPennsylvania

Jana E. Compton, S. Pearlstein, Laura Erban, Robert A. Coulombe, Blake Hatteberg, Alwyn Henning, J. Renée Brooks, J. S. SelkerUnknown Hub (2021)

Oregon

Anita L. Ganesan, Manfredi Manizza, Eric J. Morgan, C. M. Harth, E.A. Kozlova, T. J. Lueker, Alistair J. Manning, Mark F. Lunt, Jens Mühle, Jošt V. Lavrič, Martin Heimann, Ray F. Weiss, Matthew RigbyUnknown Hub (2020)

We derive the first multiyear, monthly resolution N 2 O emissions from three of the four major eastern boundary upwelling systems using highfrequency coastal atmospheric measurements and an inverse method.

Reduced EmissionsCalifornia

Kirsten Ann Pearsons, Emmanuel Chiwo Omondi, Brad J. Heins, Gladis Zinati, Andrew Smith, Yichao RuiRodale Institute (2022)

Reducing tillage affected long-term maize yields but did not compromise grain quality.

Yield ImprovementPennsylvania

M. M. Wander, S. J. Traina, B. R. Stinner, S. E. PetersRodale Institute (1994)

Soil Health ImprovementPennsylvania

Michael Graham, Arash Ghalehgolabbehbahani, Saurav Das, Rick Carr, Andrew SmithRodale Institute (2025)

An analysis of the carbon footprint of organic and conventional arable crop production systems in a long-term trial.

Reduced EmissionsPennsylvania

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Rodale Institute

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William Penn Foundation

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USDA

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Pennsylvania State University

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