Resources
Annual and Summary Site Reports
Links for downloading project site reports. Each report accumulates data since 2005.
Improving Pasture with Alfalfa on the Texas High Plains
TAWC Project Overview - Phase II
Benefits of No-Till Soil Conservation
Economic Advantages of Soil Moisture Probes on the Texas
Southern High Plains
Heat Unit Calculator Instructions
On-Farm Comparison: LEPA vs. LESA
Presented Posters & Papers
Maximizing profits via irrigation timing for capacity-constrained cotton production
Perceptions of Sustainable Textiles - Poster , Paper
Field Calibration of PR2 Capacitance Probe in Pullman
Clay-Loam Soil of Southern High Plains
Economic Analysis of Cover Crops in the Southern High Plains
Recruiting for Water College: Identifying Agricultural Producers'
Communication Channels and Influencers
Economic Advantages of Soil Moisture Probes on the Texas Southern High Plains
Profitability of 2 and 2 skip row planting
Using forages to conserve water in semi-arid irrigated cropping systems
The Development of a Water College to Encourage Adoption of Irrigation Management Practices
Fractionating Rainfall into Vegetative Interception and Soil Infiltration in Perennial Grassland
TAWC Presentations
Cotton - Field to Gin, Presented to Bayer Group August 2017 - Rick Kellison & Dr. Donna Mitchell
Cotton - Field to Gin, Presented at Kingpins Denim Days - presented by Rick Kellison
An Economic Analysis to Determine the Feasibility of Groundwater Supplementation from the Dockum Aquifer - presented by Dr. Donna Mitchell
Demonstrated Water Conservation Technologies - presented by Rick Kellison at the Oklahoma Irrigation Conference
Linking Climate to Groundwater Conservation - presented by Dr. Chuck West
Water Footprint in High Plains Agriculture - presented by Dr. Chuck West
Potential Evapotranspiration: A practical approach to irrigating cotton - presented by Bob Glodt
Irrigating by the numbers and understanding the parameters - presented by Bob Glodt
Potential evapotranspiration: what atmospheric factors determine the daily conversion of liquid water to water vapor resulting in water loss from surface water and soil-plant system - presented by Dr. Dan Krieg
Water Supply & Demand - presented by Dr. Dan Krieg
A Background of The Texas Alliance for Water Conservation - presented by Rick Kellison
Limited Water Supply Management - presented by Dan Krieg
Scheduling Cotton Irrigation 60% PET - presented by Bob Glodt
LEPA vs LESA Analysis on Cotton - presented by Rick Kellison
Economic Comparison of Cover Crop Use in Texas High Plains Cotton
Photos and Videos
2015 TEEA Winner Agriculure: Texas Alliance for Water Conservation
The Texas Alliance for Water Conservation, Texas Tech University
Texas Alliance for Water Conservation
Field to Market 2021 Spotlight Honorees
Texas Tech Community Partners Spotlight - Lloyd Arthur, TAWC Cooperating Producer
Links
2018 Ogallala Summit white papers: TEXAS
High Plains Underground Water District
TAWC Outreach Resources
2019 Grazing Field Walk on New Deal Research Farm
2020 TAWC Water College Handbook
Field Talks
A Visit with Lloyd Arthur, Crosby County Producer - May 2020
No-Till and Livestock Rotation with producer Kris Verett - May 2020
Irrigation Scheduling with consultant Farris Hightower - Part 1 - June 2020
Irrigation Scheduling with consultant Farris Hightower - Part 2 - June 2020
Economics of Irrigation Technology: Is it worth it? with consultant Jeff Miller - June 2020
Irrigating in Extreme Heat with consultant Bob Glodt - July 2020
OgallalaWater Handouts
Drought Planning & Management for Forage, Range, and Livestock
Producer Attitudes Toward Ogallala Aquifer Groundwater Conservation
Texas Alliance for Water Conservation
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