Miranda Meehan

Associate Professor/Livestock Stewardship Specialist

United States

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Dr. Miranda Meehan is an Associate Professor and Livestock Stewardship Specialist at North Dakota State University in the Department of Animal Sciences. With a focus on rangeland health, soil remediation, and water management, her recent research includes topics such as brine spill remediation, drought management in the Great Plains, and the impact of produced water on soil properties. She is dedicated to advancing sustainable practices in livestock stewardship and ecosystem health.

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Mitchel P. McClaran

UNITED STATES

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Aaron Daigh

Associate Professor of Vadose Zone Science

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Articles (6)

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

Forum: Critical Decision Dates for Drought Management in Central and Northern Great Plains Rangelands

Integrating Rangeland Health and Stream Stability in Assessments of Rangeland Watersheds

Seed germination of selected crop and graminoid species in response to treatment with sodium chloride and oil-field brine solutions

Produced water's impact on soil properties: Remediation challenges and opportunities

Using Areal Composition of Riparian Vegetation Communities to Identify Thresholds in Prairie Streams

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Mitchel P. McClaran

Aaron Daigh

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