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Del Grosso, S

Derner, J

Delgado, J

Stewart, C.E

Manter, D.K

Del Grosso, S

Miner, G

Kleinman, P

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2022

2026

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1. Legacy Impacts of Cattle Grazing on Soil N2O and CH4 Fluxes in Shortgrass Steppe Grazing cattle directly emit CH4 from enteric fermentation and contribute to soil N gas emissions related to nitrogen and organic matter additions from urine and manure deposits. Grazed soils can be sources or sinks of CH4, depending on moisture levels and localized manure patches. N2O emissions are related to availability of water as well as mineral N and labile C substrates in soil. Previously, we observed higher N2O and NH3 losses from fresh patches of urine and manure compared to... S. Del grosso, J. Derner, J. Delgado Download paper
2. Stacking Regenerative Agricultural Practices Under Irrigated Forage Production Incorporation of forage production into producer landscapes is an opportunity to hedge economic risk and increase yield stability. Regenerative agricultural management practices that also reduce N fertilizer and pest control costs, recycle nutrients, and preserve and capture precipitation are needed in semi-arid regions. There is little information on how the combination of regenerative practices such as no-tillage (NT) and cover crops will influence the timing and effect (e.g., additive,... C.E. Stewart, D.K. Manter, S. Del grosso, G. Miner, P. Kleinman

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1. Legacy Impacts of Cattle Grazing on Soil N2O and CH4 Fluxes in Shortgrass Steppe

Grazing cattle directly emit CH4 from enteric fermentation and contribute to soil N gas emissions related to nitrogen and organic matter additions from urine and manure deposits. Grazed soils can be sources or sinks of CH4, depending on moisture levels and localized manure patches. N2O emissions are related to availability of water as well as mineral N and labile C substrates in soil. Previously, we observed higher N2O and NH3 losses from fresh patches of urine and manure compared to... S. Del grosso, J. Derner, J. Delgado

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2. Stacking Regenerative Agricultural Practices Under Irrigated Forage Production

Incorporation of forage production into producer landscapes is an opportunity to hedge economic risk and increase yield stability. Regenerative agricultural management practices that also reduce N fertilizer and pest control costs, recycle nutrients, and preserve and capture precipitation are needed in semi-arid regions. There is little information on how the combination of regenerative practices such as no-tillage (NT) and cover crops will influence the timing and effect (e.g., additive,... C.E. Stewart, D.K. Manter, S. Del grosso, G. Miner, P. Kleinman