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Nexus between Food, Energy and Ecosystem Services in the Mississippi River Basin: Policy Implications and Challenges
Emerging nutrient management and perennial crop technologies have the potential to reduce the environmental impact of agricultural production. We discuss challenges for designing cost-effective conservation policy and directions for future research, including the role of information technologies, site-specific management and systems analysis to inform science-based conservation policy design.