TWRI Publishes New Issue of txH2O
The Texas Water Resources Institute recently published the fall 2026 issue of txH2O magazine, focused on regenerative agriculture.
This special edition explores a 5-year, USDA-funded research project in the Southern Great Plains: Agricultural Intensification and Enhancement Through the Utilization of Regenerative Agricultural Management Practices.
In this issue, researchers delve into:
- Soil health, water savings, and cotton yield.
- Recent water science news from around Texas.
- The impacts of regenerative agriculture on rural communities.
- The experiences of a soil scientist from a farming family.
- The importance of asking the right questions in regenerative agriculture.
- Perceptions and decisions related to regenerative farming practices.
- Determining the optimal time to terminate cover crops.
- The regional impact of regenerative agriculture practices on runoff and water quality.
- Using computer models to predict the long-term effects of regenerative agriculture.
- The potential profitability of regenerative agriculture compared to conventional methods.
- Outreach efforts translating research into practical tools for producers.
- Future soil health management systems in the Southern Great Plains.
txH2O has been providing Texas with educational content on water resources research and outreach programs since 2005.
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This project is supported by the USDA-NIFA Agriculture and Food Research Initiative.
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