Biological and Agricultural Engineering

Large‐scale organic materials composting

(No. AG‐593). NC State Cooperative Extension.

Statistical method for evaluation of a water table management model

Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 42(3), 713–719. http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?eid=2-s2.0-0033508089&partnerID=MN8TOARS

Using chlorophyll fluorescence to model leaf photosynthesis in greenhouse pepper and tomato

PROCEEDING OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MODELS FOR PLANT GROWTH AND CONTROL OF THE SHOOT AND ROOT ENVIRONMENTS IN GREENHOUSES, pp. 311–317.

Drains in depth. Studies focus on nitrogen losses from agricultural lands

Resource, Engineering & Technology for a Sustainable World, 6(9), 13.

Effect of planting date on first-year survival of two pines

Proceedings of the Tenth Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference : Shreveport, Louisiana, February 16-18, 1999, (-30), 344.

Large-scale organic materials composting

Raleigh: N.C. Cooperative Extension Service.

Water table management: Subirrigation and controlled drainage

In R.W. Skaggs & J. Schilfgaarde (Eds.), Agricultural drainage (Agronomy ; no. 38.) (pp. 695–718).

Effects of aeration cycles and hydraulic retention time on the sequencing batch treatment of flushed swine manure

Advances in Environmental Research, 3(1), U5–73.

Drainage simulation models

In R.W. Skaggs & J. Schilfgaarde (Eds.), Agricultural drainage: Chapter 13 (Agronomy ; no. 38). (pp. 469–500).

An in vitro comparison of hollow ground and trocar points on threaded positive-profile external skeletal fixation pins in canine cadaveric bone

VETERINARY SURGERY, 28(4), 279–286.

Watershed scale GIS based lumped parameter water quality model

In S. P. L. Amusy & M. Fritsch (Eds.), Proceedings of 2nd Inter-Regional Conference on Environment-Water, Emerging Technologies for Sustainable Land Use and Water Management. Lausanne, Switzerland: Presses Polytechniques et Universitaries Romandes.

Testing of a watershed scale hydrologic/water quality model for poorly drained soils

Proceedings of the Mini-Conference, Advances in Water Quality Modeling, (1999), 33–39. St. Joseph, MI: ASAE.

Quantification and effects of in-stream processes in the ditches and canals of the Lower Coastal Plain of North Carolina

Proceedings of the Mini-Conference, Advances in Water Quality Modeling, (1999), 45–50. St. Joseph, MI: ASAE.

Potential impact of climate change on the hydrology and productivity of a drained loblolly pine plantation in North Carolina

Proceedings: Specialty Conference on Potential Consequences of Climate Variability and Change to Water Resources of the United States: May 10-12, 1999, Atlanta, Georgia (American Water Resources Association technical publication series ; TPS-99-1)., 403–408. Herndon, VA: American Water Resources Association.

Nutrient content and sludge volumes in single-cell recycle anaerobic swine lagoons in North Carolina

Transactions of the ASAE, 42(4), 1087–1093.

Modeling the temperature effect on the flow behavior of sweet potato puree

JOURNAL OF FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING, 22(3), 235–247.

Introduction

In R.W. Skaggs & J. Schilfgaarde (Eds.), Agricultural drainage: Chapter 1 (Agronomy ; no. 38). (pp. 3–10).

Development of a quantitative video-based visualization method to characterize the flow behavior of food particulates in a model continuous aseptic sterilizer

JOURNAL OF FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING, 22(2), 141–160.

Application of simulation models

In R.W. Skaggs & J. Schilfgaarde (Eds.), Agricultural drainage: Chapter 15 (Agronomy ; no. 38). (pp. 537–564).

Agricultural drainage

Madison, Wis.: American Society of Agronomy, Inc.; Crop Science Society of America, Inc.; Soil Science Society of America, Inc.