Benjamin Turner

Assistant Professor

Texas A&M University Kingsville

United States

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Dr. Benjamin Turner is an Assistant Professor at Texas A&M University Kingsville, USA. His research interests include agricultural water management, herbicide-resistant weed dynamics, and the sustainability of groundwater resources. He has contributed to several recent articles exploring topics such as the impacts of carbon credit exchanges on landownership and the complexities of hypoxic zone formation in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Hector Menendez

Assistant Professor

South Dakota State University

UNITED STATES

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Using Roma Tomato to Study the Limits of Deficit Irrigation

Evaluating soil erosion and runoff dynamics in a humid subtropic, low stream order, southern plains watershed from cultivation and solar farm development

A Case of One Step Forward and Two Steps Back? An Examination of Herbicide-Resistant Weed Management Using a Simple Agroecosystem Dynamics Model

An Exploration of Groundwater Resource Ecosystem Service Sustainability: A System Dynamics Case Study in Texas, USA

Capturing the science behind the craft: a reporting framework to improve quality and confidence in nonsimulated models

Why Is Reducing the Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico Such a Complex Goal? Understanding the Structure That Drives Hypoxic Zone Formation via System Dynamics

Why aren't more landowners enrolling in land-based carbon credit exchanges?

Studies on production of Anaheim pepper in greenhouse media supplemented with organic and inorganic nutrient sources, and water conservation

Assessing Student and Coach Learning Experiences with Virtual Collegiate Soil Judging Contest during COVID-19 Pandemic

Exploring Wild Horse Population Dynamics on US Public Rangelands Using a Simple Systems Simulation Model

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