Bijesh Maharjan

United States

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Daniel Snow

Laboratory Director/Research Professor

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Gehendra Kharel

Assistant Professor

Texas Christian University

UNITED STATES

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Sanku Dattamudi

Assistant professor

Texas A&M University Kingsville

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Lidong Li

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Javed Iqbal

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Bijesh Maharjan

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Nitrous oxide emissions as affected by nitrogen rates in irrigated sugar beet

Storage and persistence of organic carbon in the upper three meters of soil under arable and native prairie land use

Natural Reactive Iron Dynamics in the Agricultural Soil of Semiarid to Arid Systems

Land use selectively impacts soil carbon storage in particulate, water-extractable, and mineral-associated forms across pedogenetic horizons

Biochar impacts on soil water dynamics: knowns, unknowns, and research directions

Nitrogen source regulates soil nitrification and nitrogen losses more than nitrification inhibitor and herbicide: A laboratory evaluation

Optimizing nitrogen management to enhance irrigated sugar beet yield and quality

Applying coal char to cattle pens for sustainable agriculture in the semiarid US High Plains

Coal combustion residue for crop productivity in the semiarid US High Plains

Communicating the use of artificial intelligence in agricultural and environmental research

Creeper legume, in conjunction with biochar, is a potential tool to minimize soil erosion

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Daniel Snow

Gehendra Kharel

Sanku Dattamudi

Lidong Li

Javed Iqbal

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