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Collaborative Research: The Great Plains Irrigation Experiment (GRAINEX) for Understanding the Influence of Irrigation on the Planetary Boundary Layer and Weather Events
UNL Study confirms irrigation's impact on humidity, yields possible link to rain
Irrigation applications could play a role in understanding ongoing changes in weather
UAH Low-Cost Weather Stations to Join Irrigation/Weather Study
Scientists Study Connection Between Great Plains Precipitation and Agricultural Irrigation
WKU Scientist, Meteorology Students Part of NSF-funded Project on How Irrigation Affects Precipitation
Husker-led Research Team to Examine Irrigation's Role in Precipitation
UAH Low-cost Weather Stations to Join Irrigation/Weather Study
GRAINEX - Investigating the Impacts of Irrigation on Regional weather
NSF grant to examine irrigation's role in preciptation
NSF GRAINEX Award Abstract #1720417

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