| Bill
Kranz Haskell
Agricultural Laboratory |
Education:
Ph.D. Agricultural
Engineering, Iowa State University
M.S. Agricultural Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
B.S. Agricultural Engineering, South Dakota State University
Research/Extension Area of Emphasis:
I am working to identify irrigation management decisions that help improve the response of soybeans to irrigation. I also have helped rewrite a computer model for predicting the potential for runoff from center pivot sprinkler packages.
Appointment:
75% Cooperative Extension; 25% Research
Professional Experience:
- 1985 - present Assistant Professor & Extension Irrigation Specialist, Concord/Norfolk, NE
- 1983 - 1985 Area Irrigation Specialist, USDA-Soil Conservation Service
Department Link:
Biological
Systems Engineering
Special
Programs:
Holt
County Groundwater Education Program
Wonderful World of Water
Favorite Links:
1.
Holt County Groundwater Project
2. Irrigation
and Nitrogen Management Site for NRD program
3. Cooperative Extension Publications
4. Environmental
Programs
5. Water
Center
6. Chemigation
Rules and Regulations
7. Distribution
of Manure via Irrigation Systems Rules and Regulations
8. Nebraska
Department of Environmental Quality Chemigation Program
9. Chemigation Training
Manual
10. Chemigation
Training Dates
Fun & Games
Water
Crossword Puzzle
Water Crossword
Puzzle Answer Key
Water
Cycle Activities (Questions and Answers)
CP-17 A User's Manual
for the CPNOZZLE Computer Program
G96-1305-A Water Runoff from Sprinkler Irrigation - A Case Study
G97-1328-A Water Loss from Above-Canopy and In-Canopy Sprinklers
G97-1337-A Application Uniformity of In-Canopy Sprinklers
Journal Articles:
Nitrogen
and Irrigation Management Practices to Minimize Nitrate Leaching from
Irrigated Corn
Water
and Energy Conservation using Irrigation Scheduling with Center-Pivot
Irrigation Systems
Sprinkler
Irrigation Runoff and Erosion Control Using Interrow Tillage Techniques
Comparison
of Auger and Core Soil Sampling Methods to Determine Soil Nitrate under
Field Conditions
Comparison
of Harvest Techniques for Corn Field Demonstrations
Instrumenting
a Nurse Tank for Monitoring Anhydrous Ammonia Application
Anhydrous Ammonia
Application Rate Errors
Collection
and Monitoring of One-Meter Cubic Soil Monoliths for Leaching Studies
Calibration
Accuracy of Chemical Injection Devices
