David Lobb
	
	
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			University of Manitoba<br>
			
			
			
			Winnipeg, 
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			Canada
			R3T 2N2<br>

			
				<b> Email:</b><a href="mailto:lobbda@ms.umanitoba.ca" onclick="return Schedule.handleClick(this)">
				lobbda@ms.umanitoba.ca</a><p>
			

			

			<b>Papers:</b><br>
			
				3:00 PM, Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Room 006D
				<a href="Paper67720.html" onclick="return Schedule.handleClick(this)">81-9 Tillage Erosion within Steepland Potato Production Systems In the Americas.</a>
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				1:30 PM, Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Room 218
				<a href="Paper64383.html" onclick="return Schedule.handleClick(this)">136-3 The Effects of Multiple Beneficial Management Practices On Hydrology and Nutrient Losses In a Small Watershed In the Canadian Prairies.</a>
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				5:15 PM, Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Hall C
				<a href="Paper65251.html" onclick="return Schedule.handleClick(this)">137-6 Soil C Burial In Eroded Agricultural Landscapes.</a>
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				5:30 PM, Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Hall C
				<a href="Paper65261.html" onclick="return Schedule.handleClick(this)">137-7 Can Bomb <sup>14</sup> C Indicate Dynamic Replacement of Soil Carbon in Eroded Agricultural Landscapes?.</a>
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				1:15 PM, Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Room 007A
				<a href="Paper67888.html" onclick="return Schedule.handleClick(this)">268-1 Understanding and Managing the Causes of Soil Variability.</a>
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				9:05 AM, Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Room 218
				<a href="Paper66163.html" onclick="return Schedule.handleClick(this)">287-5 Nutrient Release and Transport In Snowmelt and Rainfall-Generated Runoff On the Canadian Prairies.</a>
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				2:00 PM, Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Hall C
				<a href="Paper68619.html" onclick="return Schedule.handleClick(this)">376-1 Assessing the Sources of Suspended Sediments In the Streams of An Agricultural Watershed In the Prairies Using 137Cs As a Tracer.</a>
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