Collaborations

The Bushland, Texas has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.

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Current collaborators and projects:

KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN, KS

Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in the Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer - Phase 2 KSU

Dryland and Irrigated Crop Management Under Limited Water Availability and Drought - OAP with Kansas State University Phase 2

Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 2nd Phase with KSU

Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer Region - KSU

Dryland and Irrigated Crop Management Under Limited Water Availability and Drought - OAP with KSU

Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 3rd Phase with KSU

TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE RESEARCH, COLLEGE STATION, TX

Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 3rd Phase with TAMU

Assessing the Environmental Protective Benefits of Tannins and Fat Supplementation for Finishing Beef Steers

Dryland and Irrigated Crop Management Under Limited Water Availability and Drought - OAP with Texas A&M University Phase 2

Dryland and Irrigated Crop Management Under Limited Water Availability and Drought - OAP with TAMU

Assessment of the Effectiveness of Conservation Practices to Decrease Ammonia Emissions From Open Lot Cattle Operations

Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in the Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer - Phase 2 TAMU

Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer Region- Texas A&M

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM,THE, CANYON

Dryland and Irrigated Crop Management Under Limited Water Availability and Drought - OAP with West Texas A&M University Phase 2

Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer Region- WTAMU

Collaborative Animal Research between WTAMU and ARS

Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production - OAP 3rd Phase with WTAMU

Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in the Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer - Phase 2 WTAMU

Dryland and Irrigated Crop Management Under Limited Water Availability and Drought - OAP with WTAMU

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY SYSTEM, LUBBOCK, TX

Dryland and Irrigated Crop Management Under Limited Water Availability and Drought - OAP with TTU

Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in the Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer - Phase 2 TTU

Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production - OAP 3rd Phase with TTU

Dryland and Irrigated Crop Management Under Limited Water Availability and Drought - OAP with Texas Tech University Phase 2

Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer Region- Texas Tech

UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLE

Optimized Allocation of Limited Amount of Irrigation Water among Simultaneous Annual Crops at Farm Level (ORDILS)

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO, RENO

Improving Precision Irrigation Systems for Increased Crop Water Productivity in Different Climates

WEST TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY, CANYON, TX

Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 2nd Phase with WTAMU