Background: 

Dan S. Long is Research Leader and a research agronomist at CPCRC, and has held this position since January 2004 following more than 10 years as a soil/crop scientist at Montana State University’s Northern Agricultural Research Center.  Prior to Montana, he spent nearly 2 years as a scientist in the Precision Agriculture Center at University of Minnesota.  He received his doctorate in agronomy from Cornell University, M.S. in soils from Montana State University, and B.S. in soils from Washington State University. 

Research Interests:

Dan's areas of interest and expertise include site-specific management with application to dryland crop production systems, geographic information and analysis, and practical applications of spatial statistics.