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Real-Time Irrigation Nitrogen Measurement

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How much nitrogen is in your irrigation water? In this episode, Guolong Liang (outreach specialist) chatted with Dr. Mallika Nocco, Assistant Professor and Extension-funded faculty at the Department of Biological Systems Engineering at UW-Madison. They talked about new opportunities in the Rural Partnership Project to evaluate real-time irrigation water nitrate sensors.

In this episode, Guolong, Agriculture Water Quality Outreach Specialist, talked to Dr. Matthew Digman, Assistant Professor and Agriculture Engineer at Department of Biological Systems Engineering at UW-Madison, about how to use sensing technology to know how much nitrate is there in irrigation systems.

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