Ogallala Aquifer Program (OAP) scientists are requested to submit a detailed Project Plan (suggested length 3-5 pages) that addresses the overall OAP …
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Variable deficit irrigation in cotton can help improve yields, save water
Timing of deficit determines effect on yield and water-use efficiency Cotton producers struggling with available water after drought and dropping …
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Rangeland management is key to sustaining the Ogallala Aquifer
Spanning from South Dakota to Texas, the Ogallala Aquifer is the largest freshwater aquifer in North America. But despite its size, the Ogallala …
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Ogallala Aquifer Program scientists are requested to submit a detailed Project Plan by May 6
Excel template OAP Budget Justification Table 2022 OAP PrePlan Rating Form 2022 OAP Project Plan Submission Guidelines Ogallala Aquifer …
NIFA Impacts: Saving the Ogallala Aquifer, Supporting Farmers
A new simulation modeling study, conducted by the Ogallala Water Coordinated Agricultural Project and funded by USDA’s National Institute of Food and …
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Ogallala Aquifer Summit in Amarillo postponed amid COVID-19 concerns
The declaration of the COVID-19 viral disease as a pandemic by the World Health Organization and the increasing number of institutional travel …
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Ogallala Aquifer Summit to tackle tough management questions
“Tackling Tough Questions” is the name of and framework within which participants will work at the 2020 Ogallala Aquife Summit, set March 31-April 1 …
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CASNR researchers focus on improving Ogallala Aquifer water use efficiency
A group of researchers in Texas Tech University's College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources recently received funding from the USDA as …
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USDA offices studying possibility of future without Ogallala Aquifer
The U.S. Department of Agriculture office in Lubbock studies several different possibilities in their research regarding the aquifer, including the …
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Texas A&M Chancellor’s Research Initiative focuses on building a new body of Ogallala Aquifer research
Officials from The Texas A&M University System, TAMUS, announced a Chancellor’s Research Initiative, or CRI, between two agency members – West …
