Welcome to our Results page, where you will find fact sheets, study results, and educational materials. Each resource is available for viewing as a web page or downloading as a PDF for easy reading and printing.

Online References

YearReference
2021Water Quality Assessment of Pesticides in Three Small Watershed in Southeast Minnesota
2019Schaust, Jen, Kevin Kuehner, and Margaret Wagner. 2019. “Strong Relationships Result in Conservation Action.” Open Rivers: Rethinking Water, Place & Community, no. 15.
2019Field to stream to gulf: How far and fast do soil and nutrients move? University of Minnesota Nutrient Management podcast
2019Is your farm ready for the next big rain? Soil and nutrient loss in SE University of Minnesota Nutrient Management podcast
2019Research Starts at Home for Wayne DeWall (Smarter Together article)

Documents

YearDescriptionDownload
2022High Risk Runoff Areas and ToolsPDF
2022How Groundwater Moves (Glacial Till Landscape)PDF
2022How Groundwater Moves (Karst Landscape)PDF
2022How Groundwater Moves (Bluffland Landscape)PDF
2022Prairie Strip Case StudyPDF
2022Small Watershed Runoff (2010-2021)PDF
2022Edge-of-Field Runoff (2010-2021)PDF
2022What's the Best Nitrogen Rate? (2015-2021)PDF
2022Phase II Implementation Results (2017-2021)PDF
2022Small Watershed Pesticide Loss Study (4 pg.)PDF
2022Small Watershed Pesticide Loss Study (2 pg.)PDF
2020Examination of Soil Water Nitrate in Southeast Minnesota (2011-2015)PDF
2020Field Walkover ProcessPDF
2020Field Runoff in the Till Landscape (2012-2017)PDF
2020ACPF Case StudyPDF
2019Edge of Field Runoff (2010-2018)PDF
20192018 Crystal Creek Dye Trace ResultsPDF
2018Farmers Conserve TogetherPDF
2018Targeting Critical AreasPDF
2018Field to Stream Partnership Receives Environmental Initiative AwardPDF
2017Nitrogen Rate and Timing Trial Results 2015-2017PDF
2017New Life for Old Flood StructurePDF
20172010-2016 Edge of Field SummaryPDF
2016Groundwater Tracing in Crystal Creek WatershedPDF
2016Small Watersheds Tell Big StoryPDF
2013Root River Sediment Budget (rev. 2022)PDF
The Root River Field to Stream Partnership is more than just collecting water samples. We’re helping provide relevant information to farmers, landowners and their advisors which is helping accelerate the adoption of precision conservation practices.

Project Partners and Funding

The Root River Field to Stream Partnership is comprised of farmers and their advisors, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, Minnesota Agricultural Water Resources Center, The Nature Conservancy, Fillmore County, Mower County and the Root River (Houston County) Soil and Water Conservation Districts,  state agencies, and academic researchers.
Root River Field to Stream Project Partners