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Water Availability and Watershed Management
(National Program 211) in TX
Grassland Soil and Water Research Laboratory
- Development of a National Dataset of Stream Channel Properties
- Establishing the Texas A&M Texas Water Observatory (TWO) and USDA-ARS Partnership at the Riesel Watersheds
- Resilient Management Systems and Decision Support Tools to Optimize Agricultural Production and Watershed Responses from Field to National Scale
- Conservation Effects Assessment Project - 2017, 2018
- Integration of SWAT+/MODFLOW and Inclusion in the Geospatial Modeling Interface
- Development of Sediment Budgets for Soft Calibration and Determination of Legacy Sediment Contributions for the CEAP Assessment
- Conservation Effects Assessment Project - 2019, 2020, 2021
- Continued Development of a National Modeling Framework to Support the Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP)
- Integration of SWAT+/MODFLOW and Inclusion in the Geospatial Modeling Interface
- Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) Modeling Support for the Long-term Agroecosystem Research (LTAR) Network
- Quantitative Assessment of the Impacts of Conservation Practices on U.S. Croplands
- National Agroecosystem Model Support for the Long-term Agroecosystem Research (LTAR) Network
- FY2020 Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) - Benchmark Watershed Assessment Studies (on Croplands)
- Precision Application of Conservation in Upper Midwestern Cropping Systems
- Precision Fertilizer Application Studies to Further Adoption of Precision Agriculture Technologies
- FY 2021 Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) - Benchmark Watershed Assessment Studies (on Croplands) Temple, TX
- FY2021 Contribution of Legacy Phosphorus to Watershed Outcomes, Phase 2 (Temple, TX)
Wind Erosion and Water Conservation Research
- Optimizing Water Use Efficiency for Environmentally Sustainable Agricultural Production Systems in Semi-Arid Regions
- Partitioning of Anthropogenic Radioisotopes on Aeolian Sediments and Erosion-affected Soils
- Assessing Water Use Efficiency, Soil Health, and Pollinators Within a Transition from Irrigation to Dryland Management in the Texas High Plains
Soil and Water Management Research
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP with KSU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP with TAMU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP with TTU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP with WTAMU
- Spatiotemporal Decision Support Systems for Recognizing Variability and Managing Precision Irrigation in Field Crops
- Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer Region - KSU
- Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer Region- Texas A&M
- Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer Region- Texas Tech
- Collaborative Research and Outreach to Facilitate Cotton Production in Thermo-limited Regions of the Southern Ogallala Aquifer Region- WTAMU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 2nd Phase with TAMU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 2nd Phase with KSU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 2nd Phase with TTU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 2nd Phase with WTAMU
- Optimized Allocation of Limited Amount of Irrigation Water among Simultaneous Annual Crops at Farm Level (ORDILS)
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 3rd Phase with TAMU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production- OAP 3rd Phase with KSU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production - OAP 3rd Phase with TTU
- Precipitation and Irrigation Management to Optimize Profits from Crop Production - OAP 3rd Phase with WTAMU
