Overview

Harold van Es is a Professor of Soil and Water Management with extension, research and teaching duties. He also directs the Cornell Initiative on Computational Agriculture. He works in New York, and also has project experience in Central and Eastern Europe, Central America, Africa, the Middle-East, and New Zealand. He has published over 71 refereed papers, co-authored the widely-read book Building Soils for Better Crops, developed several videos in water quality management, wrote numerous extension articles, and advised 45 graduate students.

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Selected Publications

Journal Publications

• Meyers, J., Sacks, G. L., van Es, H. M., & Vanden Heuvel, J. E. (2011). Maximizing Operational Efficiency via Dynamic Spatially-Explicit Optimization. Australian Journal of Grape and Wine Research . 17:291-400.
• Iqbal, M., Ul-Hassan, A., & van Es, H. M. (2011). Influence of residue management and tillage systems on carbon sequestration and nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium dynamics of soil and plant and wheat production in semi-arid region. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis. 42:528-547.
• Bilgili, A. V., Akbas, F., & van Es, H. M. (2011). Combined use of hyperspectral VNIR reflectance spectroscopy and kriging to predict soil variables spatially . Precision Agriculture. 12:395-420.
• LaGioria, J., van Es, H. M., Melkonian, J. J., Moebius-Clune, B., & Shearing, D. (2011). A Case Study on the Use of Adapt-N. What's Cropping Up?. 21:16-17.
• Bilgili, A. V., Cullu, M. A., van Es, H. M., Ayedemir, A., & Ayedemir, S. (2011). The Use of Hyperspectral Visible and Near Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy for the Characterization of Salt-Affected Soils in the Harran Plain, Turkey. Journal of Arid Land Research and Management. 25:19 – 37.

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