David E Kromm
Biographic Data
| ID | 1474909 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David E Kromm |
| GIVEN NAMES | David E |
| FAMILY NAME | Kromm |
| SIGNATURE | KROMM D E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kansas State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Milking the Plains: Movement of Large Dairy Operations Into Southwestern Kansas
Western Kansas has an historical identification with cattle, with a focus on cattle ranching and more specifically since the 1950s, beef-cattle feedlots. Since the mid-1990s large dairy operations have moved into southwestern Kansas. Today more than twenty large dairies house more than 70,000 milk cows. These operate as confined feeding operations similar to beef-cattle feedlots. Regional advantages for the dairy industry include affordable land …
Wetlands of the American midwest: A historical geography of changing attitudes
Harvesting the High Plains: John Kriss and the Business of Wheat Farming, 1920-1950
Agricultural Restructuring and Sustainability: A Geographical Perspective
Appropriation and water rights issues in the high plains Ogallala region
This research assesses the effectiveness of groundwater doctrine in eastern Colorado and western Kansas within the context of 330 irrigators' preferences for perceived changes in groundwater appropriations and variances in existing rules to best achieve the public interest. A survey of irrigators in six groundwater management districts reveals that attitudes conflict with several aspects of current appropriation doctrine. There is significant sup…
Groundwater Exploitation in the High Plains
Blowout, Lamb County, Texas "Crop-dusting" airplane in Curry County, New Mexico Wray, a farm service center in eastern Colorado Hail-damaged field in Holt County, Nebraska Headquarters of the Central Platte Natural Resource District in Grand Island
Groundwater Exploitation on the High Plains
Groundwater Exploitation in the High Plains
The High Plains region was once called the Great American Desert and thought to be, in the words of explorer Stephen Long, “wholly unfit for cultivation.” Now we know that beneath the surface, unbeknownst to the explorers and early settlers, lies the Ogallala aquifer, an underground formation that stretches for 800 miles from the Texas panhandle to South Dakota. It holds more water than Lake Huron. Indeed, the Ogallala has been referred to as the…
Reliance on sources of information for water-saving practices by irrigators in the High Plains of the U.S.A
Water resources: Issues and strategies
Adjustment preferences to groundwater depletion in the American high plains
Response to Air Pollution in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
The chief sources of air pollution in Ljubljana are emissions from home heating units, motor vehicles, and factories which combine with adverse atmospheric and topographic conditions to produce a serious hazard. Institutional barriers to effective control of pollution include inadequate legal restraint and a social emphasis on productivity. Residents are reasonably aware of the existence and distribution of air pollution, but fail to understand i…
Eastern Europe: Essays in Geographical Problems
Sequences of Forest Utilization in Northern Michigan
Agricultural Restructuring and Sustainability: A Geographical Perspective
Adjustment preferences to groundwater depletion in the American high plains
Eastern Europe: Essays in Geographical Problems
Milking the Plains: Movement of Large Dairy Operations Into Southwestern Kansas
Western Kansas has an historical identification with cattle, with a focus on cattle ranching and more specifically since the 1950s, beef-cattle feedlots. Since the mid-1990s large dairy operations have moved into southwestern Kansas. Today more than twenty large dairies house more than 70,000 milk cows. These operate as confined feeding operations similar to beef-cattle feedlots. Regional advantages for the dairy industry include affordable land …
Reliance on sources of information for water-saving practices by irrigators in the High Plains of the U.S.A
Groundwater Exploitation in the High Plains
Blowout, Lamb County, Texas "Crop-dusting" airplane in Curry County, New Mexico Wray, a farm service center in eastern Colorado Hail-damaged field in Holt County, Nebraska Headquarters of the Central Platte Natural Resource District in Grand Island
Water resources: Issues and strategies
Sequences of Forest Utilization in Northern Michigan
Eastern Europe: Essays in Geographical Problems
Response to Air Pollution in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
The chief sources of air pollution in Ljubljana are emissions from home heating units, motor vehicles, and factories which combine with adverse atmospheric and topographic conditions to produce a serious hazard. Institutional barriers to effective control of pollution include inadequate legal restraint and a social emphasis on productivity. Residents are reasonably aware of the existence and distribution of air pollution, but fail to understand i…
Adjustment preferences to groundwater depletion in the American high plains
Water resources: Issues and strategies
Reliance on sources of information for water-saving practices by irrigators in the High Plains of the U.S.A
Groundwater Exploitation on the High Plains
Groundwater Exploitation in the High Plains
The High Plains region was once called the Great American Desert and thought to be, in the words of explorer Stephen Long, “wholly unfit for cultivation.” Now we know that beneath the surface, unbeknownst to the explorers and early settlers, lies the Ogallala aquifer, an underground formation that stretches for 800 miles from the Texas panhandle to South Dakota. It holds more water than Lake Huron. Indeed, the Ogallala has been referred to as the…
Groundwater Exploitation in the High Plains
Blowout, Lamb County, Texas "Crop-dusting" airplane in Curry County, New Mexico Wray, a farm service center in eastern Colorado Hail-damaged field in Holt County, Nebraska Headquarters of the Central Platte Natural Resource District in Grand Island
Appropriation and water rights issues in the high plains Ogallala region
This research assesses the effectiveness of groundwater doctrine in eastern Colorado and western Kansas within the context of 330 irrigators' preferences for perceived changes in groundwater appropriations and variances in existing rules to best achieve the public interest. A survey of irrigators in six groundwater management districts reveals that attitudes conflict with several aspects of current appropriation doctrine. There is significant sup…
Agricultural Restructuring and Sustainability: A Geographical Perspective
Wetlands of the American midwest: A historical geography of changing attitudes
Harvesting the High Plains: John Kriss and the Business of Wheat Farming, 1920-1950
Milking the Plains: Movement of Large Dairy Operations Into Southwestern Kansas
Western Kansas has an historical identification with cattle, with a focus on cattle ranching and more specifically since the 1950s, beef-cattle feedlots. Since the mid-1990s large dairy operations have moved into southwestern Kansas. Today more than twenty large dairies house more than 70,000 milk cows. These operate as confined feeding operations similar to beef-cattle feedlots. Regional advantages for the dairy industry include affordable land …
Geography (12 works) · Economics (9 works) · Environmental Science (9 works) · Business (6 works) · Water resource management (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Groundwater (5 works) · Agricultural economics (4 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (4 works) · Natural resource economics (4 works)