Key Personnel | Frank Stradling | BS in Botany & Range Management; MBA in Agribusiness
International and domestic experience in project management for agriculture development, natural resource evaluation, and land reclamation on a large scale. Irrigation and drainage design experience. Soils mapping and evaluation. Expertise in mineral resources evaluation and utilization. Lead person for design concepts, problem analysis, construction management, and program development. Private pilot, instrument and commercial ratings.
| Dr. Bruce Goff
| BS, Renewable Natural Resources; MS, Watershed Management; PhD, Watershed Science
Senior scientist and project manager with over 25 years of experience in water and environmental planning, management, research, and education in the United States and abroad. Bruce has implemented and managed a wide variety of environmental and natural resources programs, projects, and tasks for federal, state, and local agencies in Arizona and California, including projects for the US Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, US Bureau of Land Management, Coachella Valley District, Imperial Irrigation District, and San Diego County Water Authority.
| John Chesnut
| Data management, analysis, and presentation. Consultant for research protocols and statistical reliability.
| Kathy Tutt
| Professional accountant.
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Part-Time Professional Employees [top] | Dr. James Ayars | Irrigation engineer and crop specialist. Staff member at USDA-ARS in Fresno. Specialist in salt management in soils for crop production.
| | Dr. Richard Allen | Plan physiologist and water relations specialist. Faculty at Idaho State University. Specialist in crop water relations and in determination of water use requirements for plants in arid environments.
| | Dr. William Frankenberger | Microbiologist with specialty in bioremediation. Faculty at University of California at Riverside in soil sciences. Acknowledged leader in field of selenium and heavy metal remediation from soils and water.
| | Dr. Jerry Jurinak | Salinity specialist for soil and water management. Faculty at Utah State University. Water quality management, leaching of salts and soil toxins, and plant-water relations.
| | Luis Coronel | Luis Coronel is a chemical engineer who has developed and operated solar salt operations throughout the world, with a specialty in solar pond research, design, and operation. Luis has special knowledge of high-concentration brines, and has developed sophisticated mathematical models for solar evaporation operations.
| | Dr. Michael Fry | Specialist in toxicology and physiology with emphasis on effects of environmental pollutants, pesticides and oil spills on birds. He consults to Agrarian regarding the effects on birds of estrogenic agents, selenium, dioxin contaminated soils, and organochlorine pesticides (PCBs, DDT). Dr. Fry is a research physiologist at the University of California Davis.
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