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Harvester in corn field

A harvester in a corn field, subject of research at NSF's Intensively Managed Landscapes CZO site.

Credit: Praveen Kumar


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Critical Zone Observatories

NSF maintains a network of nine Critical Zone Observatories (CZOs) across the country.

Credit: U.S. CZO National Office


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Earth's surface

Where rock meets life: Researchers at NSF's Critical Zone Observatories study Earth's surface.

Credit: NSF


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Land-use changes

Scientists affiliated with NSF's Intensively Managed Landscapes CZO track land-use changes.

Credit: Praveen Kumar


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Planter used for agriculture

A planter used for agriculture in an intensively managed landscape.

Credit: Praveen Kumar


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Farm field with tile drain

Farm fields in the Midwest often have tile drains under them; the drains are nutrient conduits.

Credit: Praveen Kumar


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