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University of Vermont CE Water Resources Program
CSREES New England Water Quality Programming in Vermont
Agricultural Nutrient and Pest Management
Animal Waste Management
New England Private Well Initiative
New England NEMO
Sustainable Landscaping
Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring
CSREES New England Water Quality Programming in Vermont
University of Vermont (UVM) Cooperative Extension Water Resources Programs
University of Vermont (UVM) Cooperative Extension
University of Vermont (UVM) Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Nutrient and Pest Management
helps farmers and homeowners manage pests by combining biological, cultural, physical,
and chemical tools in a way that minimizes economic, health and environmental risks. is
a collaborative of the six New England Land Grant Universities
and their Cooperative Extension programs working together to communicate
IPM research and information with a regional focus.
Related Research:
Project ID Title Investigator(s) Affiliation 0187946 CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS CENTER FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND OUTREACH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT: PLANT SPECIES SELECTION AND WETLAND DESIGN Foss, D. C.; Lewis, T. A.; Ross, D. S. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0165848 EFFECTIVENESS OF RIPARIAN BUFFERS AT RETAINING AGRICULTURAL POLLUTANTS Hughes, J. W. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0193947 EVALUATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A PHOSPHORUS INDEX TO ASSESS P RUNOFF POTENTIAL FROM AGRICULTUREAL FIELDS IN VERMONT Jokela, W. , Magdoff, F. , and Carter, J. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0169381 REGULATION OF NUTRIENT USE IN FOOD PRODUCING ANIMALS Knapp, J. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0178209 BALANCING ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF PHOSPHORUS MANAGEMENT Parsons, R. , Jokela, W., Meals, D. , Budd, L. , and Wood, L. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0165843 SOIL TEST DEVELOPMENT FOR IMPROVING PHOSPHORUS MANAGEMENT ON VERMONT'S DAIRY FARMS Magdoff, F. , Aleong, J. , and Jokela, W. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0186127 SOIL AND SITE CHARACTERISTICS INFLUENCING PHOSPHORUS LOSS TO RUNOFF Magdoff, F. R. , Jokela, W. E. , and Aleong, J. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0175738 SOIL FACTORS INFLUENCING PHOSPHORUS AVAILABILITY TO PLANTS AND CONCENTRATION IN RUNOFF Magdoff, F. R.; Jokela, W. E.; Aleong, J. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0197705 MULTI-SCALE MEASUREMENT OF PHOSPHORUS LOSS IN SURFACE RUNOFF FROM MANURED FIELDS Magdoff, F. R.; Jokela, W. E.; Aleong, J. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0193813 IMPROVING TOLERANCE-BASED BIOTIC INDICES IN AGRICULTURAL WATERSHEDS: ASSESSING MACROINVERTEBRATE RESPONSES TO AGRICULTURAL POLLUTANTS Watzin, M.C. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0169391 COMPOST EFFECTS ON WATER QUALITY BY NITRATE LEACHING AND PHOSPHORUS RUNOFF Harper, W. S. and Aleong, J. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0175739 MANURE MANAGEMENT ON GRASS HAY TO IMPROVE NUTRIENT USE EFFICIENCY, YIELDS, AND FORAGE QUALITY Jokela, W. E. , Bosworth, S. C. , and Aleong, J. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0165842 MANURE MANAGEMENT FOR GRASS HAY AND SILAGE CORN TO IMPROVE NUTRIENT USE EFFICIENCY AND WATER QUALITY Jokela, W. E. , Bosworth, S. , and Aleong, J. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0182497 REGULATION OF AMINO ACID AND PEPTIDE TRANSPORTERS IN RUMINANT INTESTINE. Knapp, J. R. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 0178209 BALANCING ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF PHOSPHORUS MANAGEMENT Parsons, R. , Jokela, W. , Meals, D. , Budd, L. , and Wood, L. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
allows
farmers to best manage nutrients on their farms to minimize
impacts to water quality. Farmers and agricultural service providers
can learn how to use this software at one day “hands on” workshops. enables
farmers to assess the condition of their soil so that they
only add the fertilizer or manure needed.
New England Private Well Initiative
,
provides information about risks and protection to private
well owners throughout New England.,
a collaborative project between the Universities of Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont.
program, an educational program for local governments interested in protecting
water resources in their communities. .. serves
as a fully functional treatment system for barnyard runoff and
milk house waste and enables researchers to examine the impact
of plant selection and technological modifications on the constructed
wetland system and its effectiveness as a best management practice. are
defined and interpreted by participants in planning processes
for forest and watershed management.
provide water quality information for volunteers responding to consumer questions.
Master Gardeners participate in a variety of landscaping projects.
Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring
,
a partnership of UVM Extension
,
Lake Champlain Sea Grant
,
and the Rubenstein School of the Environment and Natural Resources
,
supports state-wide watershed education and water quality monitoring of rivers and
streams in Vermont middle schools, secondary schools, alternative education programs,
and youth groups since 1999. The Watershed Alliance provides schools with curricula,
written materials, equipment to monitor, and resource assistants, trained undergraduates
who help teachers facilitate monitoring.,
a collaborative project between the Universities of Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont funded in 2003 by CSREES.,
with Extension volunteer monitoring programs as leading members,
coordinates the delivery of training and related services to volunteer
watershed monitoring groups in New England..
Related Water Quality Information in Vermont
Digital Atlases
Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) and 305(b) Programs
Source Water Assessment Program (SWAP)
Storm Water Phase II Program
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