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Micah Cameron-Harp

Groundwater and irrigation, Natural resource economics, Extreme weather and agricultural risk

Assistant Professor, Kansas State University.

Title	Date	Downloads
21. Valuing Groundwater Across Irrigation and Livestock Systems	August 1, 2026	PDF (846.94 KB)
22. Do Flexible Water Allocations Reduce Groundwater Extraction?	August 1, 2026	PDF (202.16 KB)
Economic implications of Equus Beds Chloride Plume	March 30, 2026	(837.39 KB)
Reducing Fertilizer Costs and Water Contamination Micah Cameron-Harp, water economist in the department of agricultural economics, and Matt Kirk, professor of geology at K-State, explain how nitrate concentration levels in water and be used to reduce fertilizer costs and contamination of drinking water.	February 3, 2026	Reducing Fertilizer Costs and Water Contamination - February 3, 2026
Using Irrigation Nitrate Concentrations to Simultaneously Reduce Costs of Fertilizer and Drinking Water Contamination	January 16, 2026	PDF (402.86 KB)
Alternative Approaches to Meet GMD3 Q-Stable Targets	December 8, 2025	PDF (613.74 KB)
9 - What Does Pre-Planting Soil Moisture Tell Us About Final Corn Yields?	August 1, 2025	PDF (924.28 KB)
10 - Water Resource Management and Irrigation in Kansas: Current Concerns and Emerging Issues	August 1, 2025	PDF (1.68 MB)
11 - Is Irrigation Water Use Efficiency Important?	August 1, 2025	PDF (1.38 MB)
Climate and Carbon Credit Breakout Session 2	October 10, 2024	PDF (1.84 MB)