2012 Development of Soil Quality Index
2012 Development of Soil Quality Index
Harold Garrett, Harold Kremer, Ranjith Udawatta, Research Projects, Stephen Anderson,
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PERIOD: APRIL 15, 2014 – PRESENT
Contact: Ranjith Udawatta, Stephen Anderson, Harold Garrett, Robert Kremer
Organization: University of Missouri, USDA-Agriculture Research Service
Funding Source: Prairie Fork Trust
Objectives: The results of the study will enhance our knowledge on how prairie ecosystems improve soil physical, chemical, and biological parameters. It is anticipated that the data obtained from the research will be useful in explaining improvements in soil quality, water quality, and environmental quality found with prairie restoration. Data may also be useful for watershed modeling.
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