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Monitoring | Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program
A unique aspect of the Iowa CREP is that nitrate reduction is not simply assumed based on wetland acres enrolled, but is calculated based on the measured performance of CREP wetlands. As an integral ...
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Program Information | Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program
CREP is a major state/federal initiative to restore wetlands which are strategically located using advanced GIS technology and designed to remove nitrate from tile-drainage water in cropland areas. Re...
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Contact Information | Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program
Iowa Department of Agriculture & Land Stewardship Division of Soil Conservation 502 E. 9th Street Wallace State Office Building Des Moines, IA 50319-0050 Jerry Neppel, CREP Program Coordinator 515-281...
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Loading patterns | Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program
Because nitrate load is the product of nitrate concentration and discharge and discharge varies over several orders of magnitude, temporal nitrate loading is strongly correlated with discharge. Nitra...
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Water Quality Issues | Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program
Agricultural applications of fertilizers and pesticides have increased dramatically since the middle 1960s and the impact of agrochemicals on water quality has become a serious environmental concern. ...
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Wetland performance | Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program
Nitrate Loss from Wetlands: Mass balance analysis and modeling were used to calculate observed and predicted nitrate removal for the monitored wetlands. The monitored wetlands performed as expected w...