About CAES: Impact: Making Sense 2005
Water
The issue of water — quality, quantity and safety — continues to dominate the work of the College in many fields.
From well testing for small communities to irrigation efficiency for Georgia's farmers, from environmental concerns to economic questions, and from elementary school education to community management, the water issue seeps into every aspect of decision making.
The College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences faculty have been busy in research, teaching and outreach to support Georgians in understanding, protecting and managing this crucial resource.
Examples of CAES work included in Water publication:
- Water Meters for Irrigation
- Training Teaches Nutrient Management
- 4-H Environmental Day Camp
- Turfgrass Water Conservation
- Engineer and 4-H’er Team Up for Knowledge
- Protecting Private Wells
- Scientists Assist Military Bases
- Stormwater Education
- Watershed Assessments
- Irrigation Scheduling Made Easy
- Aquaculture Diagnostics
- Irrigation Scheduling for Nurseries
- Impact of Unfenced Areas
- Improving Coastal Water Quality