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Iowa Nutrient
Research Center
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January 16, 2019
Chris Jones, Research [email protected]
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Slides Available at:
https://www.iihr.uiowa.edu/cjones/welcome/
https://www.iihr.uiowa.edu/cjones/welcome/
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IIHR Water Quality Sensor Network
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Sites
70+ sites Nitrate-N
20-25 sites• Temperature• pH• SC• DO• Turbidity
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Site infrastructure
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Small Streams
IIHR Water Quality Sensor Setup
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Groundwater Monitoring
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Constructed Wetland Monitoring
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Iowa Water Quality Information System
iwqis.iowawis.org/
http://iwqis.iowawis.org/app/?datetime=2017-06-06T13:00
http://iwqis.iowawis.org/app/http://iwqis.iowawis.org/app/?datetime=2017-06-06T13:00
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Landcover Tool
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INRC Funds
• Two FT field staff
• Maintenance and operation of sites: Solar Panels, WQ Sensors, Deep Cycle Batteries, Data Loggers, etc.
• Lumber, pvc, stakes, etc.
• Travel (deployment, retrieval, maintenance, sample collection)
• Verification samples every 6 weeks
• Data plans
• Website maintenance
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Publications
• Practice Assessment: 11
• Wetland Research: 10
• Stream and Tile Drainage Hydrology: 6
• Nitrate Dynamics Within Streams and Reservoirs: 5
• Policy: 4
• Golf Course Soils and Nutrients: 3
• Phosphorus Transport: 4
• Watershed Nitrate Loading: 3
• Livestock and Water Quality: 1
• Groundwater Nitrate Dynamics: 1
• Carbon Transport in Tile Drainage: 1
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INRC Funds Leveraged for:
Carver Trust: $450,000 over 6 years, helped create the network and website.
NSF/EAGER: PPER: Validation and Utilization of a New Tool for Citizen-Led Water Quality Monitoring in Agricultural Watersheds, $89,000
USEPA: National Environmental Information Exchange, $193,000.
NSF/Midwest Big Data Hub: An Integrated Big Data Framework for Water Quality Issues in the Upper Mississippi River Basin, $1.01 million.
USEPA: A Flood-First Approach to Water-Quality Improvement in an Iowa Watershed. ($785,000)
NSF: Sparse causal principal components and canonical variates for high-dimensional time series analysis in hydroscience and engineering ($1.09 million, in review)
USEPA: Connecting Rural and Peri-urban Farmers to Demonstrate and Disseminate Innovative Nutrient and Sediment Reduction Practices ($1.08 million, in review)
NSF/FEW: Coupled Process-Based Modeling of the Food, Energy, and Water System at the Watershed Scale. ($1.0 million, in review).
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DNR Ambient Water Monitoring Data: 1999-2016
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Mississippi-Atchafalaya (Gulf) Upper Mississippi Missouri
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Missouri
3.3% of the land12% of the water55% of the nitrate
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Upper Mississippi
21% of the land21% of the water45% of the nitrate
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4.5% of the land5.9% of the water29% of the nitrate
Mississippi-Atchafalaya-Gulf of Mexico
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Iowa total corn-soy acres:1999: 22.9 million2016: 23.4 million
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Stream Nitrate
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Input amounts to corn calculated assuming statewide average of 15.7 kg/ha to soybeans applies. (USDA 2014).
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36 Surplus = Commercial N + Manure N + Fixation N – Grain N
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2017-2018 Water Years
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Row Crop Fraction
0.45 0.50 0.55 0.60 0.65 0.70 0.75 0.80 0.85
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5-Year Running Annual Average N Load
+73%
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+132%
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43% increase since 2004
But…71% decrease since 2011
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Thoughts going forward…..
• Watershed nutrient budgets are needed, especially those with high livestock density
• INRC and INRS need to focus on using Watershed Approach to reach WQ objectives
• Evaluation/monitoring of WQI projects is needed, along with more demonstration watersheds with high level of adoption
• We need new practices
• We need strategic communication