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Irrigation offsets wheat yield reductions from warming temperatures by Tack, Jesse, Barkley, Andrew, Hendricks, Nathan

“…Temperature increases due to climate change are expected to cause substantial reductions in global wheat yields. However, uncertainty remains regarding the…”
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Irrigation Decisions in Response to Groundwater Salinity in Kansas by Lee, Juhee, Hendricks, Nathan P

“…Understanding the interaction between groundwater salinity and irrigation decision making has important implications for groundwater management. Econometrics…”
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Adapting to water restrictions: Intensive versus extensive adaptation over time differentiated by water right seniority by Earnhart, Dietrich, Hendricks, Nathan P.

“…This study explores farmers' adjustments to their water use when faced with water restrictions, distinguishing between intensive and extensive adjustments and…”
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Adaptation to an irrigation water restriction imposed through local governance by Drysdale, Krystal M., Hendricks, Nathan P.

“…We estimate how farmers adapted to a water restriction imposed through local governance. The restriction imposed a uniform quota on water use with a 5-year…”
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Decreased wheat production in the USA from climate change driven by yield losses rather than crop abandonment by Obembe, Oladipo S, Hendricks, Nathan P, Tack, Jesse

“…An increase in global average surface temperature over the 21st century will affect food production. There is still uncertainty if the source of the production…”
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Changes in cropland area in the United States and the role of CRP by Hendricks, Nathan P., Er, Emrah

“…•Estimates of cropland conversions differ by data source.•The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) is the main driver of changes in cropland.•The U.S. government…”
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Would farmers benefit from removing more land from production in the next farm bill? by Hendricks, Nathan P.

“…Do farmers benefit more from Farm Bill programs like Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) or payments to remove land from production?…”
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Environmental outcomes of the US Renewable Fuel Standard by Lark, Tyler J, Hendricks, Nathan P, Smith, Aaron, Pates, Nicholas, Spawn-Lee, Seth A, Bougie, Matthew, Booth, Eric G, Kucharik, Christopher J, Gibbs, Holly K

“…The Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) specifies the use of biofuels in the United States and thereby guides nearly half of all global biofuel production, yet…”
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High-Resolution Mapping of Amino Acid Residues in DNA-Protein Cross-Links Enabled by Ribonucleotide-Containing DNA by Tang, Jin, Zhao, Wenxin, Hendricks, Nathan G, Zhao, Linlin

“…DNA-protein cross-links have broad applications in mapping DNA-protein interactions and provide structural insights into macromolecular structures. However,…”
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Proteomes of Micro- and Nanosized Carriers Engineered from Red Blood Cells by Lee, Chi-Hua, Tang, Jack C., Hendricks, Nathan G., Anvari, Bahman

“…Red blood cell (RBC)-derived systems offer a potential platform for delivery of biomedical cargos. Although the importance of specific proteins associated with…”
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Groundwater Institutions in the Face of Global Climate Change by Zhao, Jinhua, Hendricks, Nathan P, Li, Haoyang

“…We review the literature on the performance of groundwater institutions, including command-and-control (CAC) approaches, market-based institutions (MBIs), and…”
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Input Use Decisions with Greater Information on Crop Conditions: Implications for Insurance Moral Hazard and the Environment by Yu, Jisang, Hendricks, Nathan P.

“…Emerging precision agriculture technologies allow farms to make input decisions with greater information on crop conditions. This greater information occurs by…”
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Potential Benefits from Innovations to Reduce Heat and Water Stress in Agriculture by Hendricks, Nathan P.

“…A key challenge in determining the optimal research and development (R&D) investment portfolio for adapting to climate change in agriculture is to understand…”
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Fields from Afar: Evidence of Heterogeneity in United States Corn Rotational Response from Remote Sensing Data by Pates, Nicholas J., Hendricks, Nathan P.

“…We construct estimates of own‐ and cross‐price corn rotation elasticities using a field‐level dataset that accounts for over 83% of the US corn‐producing area…”
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The incidence of foreign market tariffs on farmland rental rates by Yu, Jisang, Villoria, Nelson B., Hendricks, Nathan P.

“…We estimate the impact of tariffs faced by US agricultural exports on farmland rents. The localized tariff is determined by the average of tariffs across…”
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Additionality from Payments for Environmental Services with Technology Diffusion by Pates, Nicholas J, Hendricks, Nathan P

“…Because payments for environmental services (PES) often subsidize practices that offer latent private benefits, there are concerns that PES programs may…”
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Crop Supply Dynamics and the Illusion of Partial Adjustment by Hendricks, Nathan P., Smith, Aaron, Sumner, Daniel A.

“…We use field-level data to estimate the response of corn and soybean acreage to price shocks. Our sample contains more than 8 million observations derived from…”
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Changes in groundwater irrigation withdrawals due to climate change in Kansas by Obembe, Oladipo S, Hendricks, Nathan P, Krishna Jagadish, S V

“…Warming temperatures increase the evapotranspiration demand of crops, leading to an increase in irrigation and exacerbating water scarcity. Previous research…”
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Are Farmers Made Whole by Trade Aid? by Janzen, Joseph P., Hendricks, Nathan P.

“…The USDA provided roughly $23.5 billion in Market Facilitation Program payments to compensate farmers for market losses due to retaliatory tariffs imposed by…”
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Social comparisons and groundwater use: Evidence from Colorado and Kansas by Hrozencik, R. Aaron, Suter, Jordan F., Ferraro, Paul J., Hendricks, Nathan

“…In the United States, agriculture is responsible for the majority of consumptive water use. To reduce consumptive use in water scarce regions, policymakers…”
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