Workshop presentation files
2024 Irrigation and Nutrient Management Workshop
Recent Improvements in Groundwater Basin Conditions in Southern Ventura County, and Updates on New Water Supply Projects to Address Ongoing Overdraft. Bram Sercu, Senior Hydrologist, United Water Conservation District
Navigating the New Ag Order Mandates: Overview of Irrigation, Nutrient Management, and TMDL Requirements. Jodi Switzer, Water Program Director, Farm Bureau of Ventura County
Surface and groundwater nitrogen monitoring in Ventura County: Successes and Opportunities Under the New Regulatory Framework. Amy Storm, Senior Scientist, Larry Walker Associates
Development and Use of Nitrogen Removal Coefficients for Ventura County Berry and Vegetable Crops. Andre Biscaro, Irrigation and Water Resources Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension Ventura County
Assessing Drip Irrigation as an Alternative to Micro-sprinklers During Strawberry Establishment. Andre Biscaro, Irrigation and Water Resources Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension Ventura County
Irrigation, Salinity and Fertility Management in Substrate Production of Berries. Francisco Flores Segura, Oxnard Test Plot Manager, Driscoll’s
Evaluation of Weather-Based Irrigation Scheduling in Celery and Cabbage. Michael Cahn, Irrigation and Water Resources Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension Monterey County
2022 Irrigation and Nutrient Management Workshop
Water Quality Regulatory Update: Changes Anticipated with the Upcoming Ag Order—Jodi Switzer, Water Program Director, Farm Bureau of Ventura County
Nitrogen Mineralization from Organic Amendments—Daniel Geisseler, Cooperative Extension Specialist in Nutrient Management, UC Davis
Nitrogen Uptake and Nitrogen Removal of Ventura County Berry and Vegetable Crops—Andre Biscaro, Irrigation and Water Resources Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension Ventura County
Update on CropManage Irrigation and Nutrient Management Decision Support Tool—Michael Cahn, Irrigation and Water Resources Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension Monterey County
Groundwater Basin Conditions in Southern Ventura County After a Decade of Drought, and New Water Supply Projects and Policies to Address Overdraft —Dan Detmer, Supervising Hydrogeologist, United Water Conservation District
High Carbon Amendment Applications for Reducing Nitrate Leaching Potential from Vegetable Fields in Rainy Winters—Joji Muramoto, Assistant Cooperative Extension Organic Production Specialist, UC ANR and Assistant Adjunct Professor, UC Santa Cruz
Improving the Pressure Management of Drip Systems— Michael Cahn, Irrigation and Water Resources Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension Monterey County
Celery Water Demand and Crop Coefficient Update—Andre Biscaro, Irrigation and Water Resources Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension Ventura County
Irrigation and Nutrient Management Survey and Hands-on Workshop Planning—Maripaula Valdes-Berriz and Andre Biscaro, UC Cooperative Extension Ventura County