Study forecasts tile drainage and crop rotation changes for nitrogen loss

ScienceDaily
Mar 1, 2023, 7:14 pm92 pts
Midwestern agriculture contributes the vast majority of nitrogen in the Gulf of Mexico, causing an oxygen-starved hypoxic zone and challenging coastal economies. State and federal policies have tried for decades to provide solutions and incentives, but the hypoxic zone keeps coming back. A recent study offers a…

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