Aaron Daigh

Associate Professor of Vadose Zone Science

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

United States

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Dr. Aaron Daigh is an Associate Professor of Vadose Zone Science at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, USA. His research focuses on soil dynamics and reclamation strategies, particularly in the context of environmental restoration and agricultural productivity. Recent articles by Dr. Daigh explore topics such as soil moisture mapping, brine spill remediation, and the effects of soil properties on nutrient dynamics in various ecosystems.

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Miranda Meehan

Associate Professor/Livestock Stewardship Specialist

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Sharon A. Clay

UNITED STATES

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Dr. Hans Klopp

South Dakota State University

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Deepak R. Joshi

Assistant Professor

University of Kansas

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Evaluation of land preparation methods for soil stabilization, revegetation, and renewed productivity in semi-arid climates

Mechanical and biotic reclamation strategies for a post-mine temperate grassland

Brine spill remediation utilizing capillary transport and wicking materials in loam and silty clay soils

Quantification and machine learning based N2O–N and CO2–C emissions predictions from a decomposing rye cover crop

Effects of soil bulk density and water content on penetration resistance

Factors affecting the use of weather station data in predicting surface soil moisture for agricultural applications

Post-harvest crop residue contribution to soil N availability or unavailability in North Dakota

Soil Moisture Mapping with Moisture-Related Indices, OPTRAM, and an Integrated Random Forest-OPTRAM Algorithm from Landsat 8 Images

Development of functions to predict soil hydraulic properties that account for solution sodicity and salinity

Can a superabsorbent polymer help remediate compaction in frigid, semiarid soils?–a laboratory evaluation on soil physical processes

Analysis of pedotransfer functions to predict the effects of salinity and sodicity on saturated hydraulic conductivity of soils

Bird and invertebrate communities appear unaffected by fracking traffic along rural roads despite dust emissions

Evaluation of soil treatment techniques on remediated brine spill sites in semi-arid rangelands

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Miranda Meehan

Sharon A. Clay

Dr. Hans Klopp

Deepak R. Joshi

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