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USDA/ARS National Soil Tilth Laboratory 2004. Gulf Hypoxia Goals. Reduce average to 5000 km 2 by 2015 2001 Hypoxia Action Plan - 30% N reduction target Updated Gulf Science – 35-45%, up to 55% & 60% N reduction, P reduction SAB report 8/27/07 – at least 45% reductions of both N and P. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Gulf Hypoxia Goals

Reduce average to 5000 km2 by 2015• 2001 Hypoxia Action Plan - 30% N

reduction target• Updated Gulf Science – 35-45%, up to

55% & 60% N reduction, P reduction• SAB report 8/27/07 – at least 45%

reductions of both N and P

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2001-2005 Nitrogen Loadings to the Gulf

32% N reduction – “previous” regression method for USGS monitoring data

21% N loading reduction – “new” regression method for USGS monitoring data

No corresponding change in size of zone

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Role of fertility management to reduce N transport to water resources and to meet Gulf hypoxia N reduction targets?

Impact of annually increasing corn yields with steady fertilizer rates?

Excess nutrients?

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Iowa’s Statewide Nutrient BudgetNitrogen Balance

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500,000

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Tons

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Iowa Statewide Hypoxia Strategy Dean’s 10/15/07 Strawman

N Reduction Target 45%, at least

Improved fertility mgmt 10%Riparian buffers <1%Drainage management ??Not discovered practices ??Row crop land retirement ??N sink wetlands 30+%

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Needed “Scaling” of N Sink WetlandDeployment

• Current Iowa CREP – 20 sites/year

• Adoption level to achieve 40-50% reduction of statewide NO3 transport to water resources for Gulf hypoxia goal

3,000 – 10,000 N sink wetland sites in Iowa

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10,000 sites478 sites

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