Gulf of Mexico Research
By: Robert Kröger, Dan Prevost, Jerry Farris (ASU), Matt Moore (USDA/ARS)
MASGC - Decreasing nitrate-N loads to coastal ecosystems with innovative drainage management strategies in agricultural landscapes
By: Robert Kröger, Jerry Farris (ASU), Matt Moore (USDA/ARS)
EPA-GMPO:
Evaluation of innovative, low-technology water management structures as important tools in nutrient reduction strategies
By: Robert Kröger, Dan Prevost
Monitoring for short term success of BMP structures in the Harris and Porters Bayou 319 watersheds for altering hydrology and reducing sediment and nutrient concentrations.
By: Robert Kröger, Dan Prevost
Understanding nitrate delivery within the Big Sunflower River, Mississippi: implications for nutrient loads to the Gulf of Mexico
By: Robert Kröger
Assessing complexity of hydrology, nutrient inputs and phosphorus dynamics with agricultural drainage sediments
By: Robert Kröger
Sport Fisheries Restoration in Puerto Rican Reservoirs - Water Quality
By: Wes Neal, Robert Kröger
Scientific valuation of best management practices towards improving nutrient management
By: Robert Kröger
Denitrification in agricultural drainage ditches under various hydrologic management
regimes
By: Robert Kröger, Thad Scott
Understanding the influence of Annamox and denitrification in agricultural drainage ditch sediments in potential nitrogen removal
By: Robert Kröger, BK Song
Review of best management practice efficiencies in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley
Soil media compositions for water quality improvements and stormwater management in urban flow-through facilities
By: Robert Kröger, Corey Gallo
The Water Quality Lab in the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture at Mississippi State University is an externally funded laboratory that conducts EPA approved nutrient analyses on freshwater samples and has the capability to conduct a number of sediment nutrient analysis. The water quality lab conducts research throughout the state of Mississippi and outside the borders of MS on a variety of projects.
The Water Quality Lab is run by Dr. Robert “Robbie” Kröger, and is a vehicle to provide quality assured and quality controlled nutrient analysis to state and federally funded projects. At its core, the Water Quality Lab is committed to providing opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate education. The lab employs multiple undergraduate students as work study students, collaborates with undergraduate students completing practicum's through the Environmental Science minor, and trains graduate students in relevant water quality analysis to aid in future employment.
If you are interested in finding out more about our services within the Water Quality lab, or are an interested graduate student that has a research interest in aquatic biogeochemistry, water quality in agriculture, and using innovative management practices to improve aquatic ecosystem health, feel free to contact the graduate school at Mississippi State University for application requirements and Dr. Robert Kröger for inquiries on position availability.
BMP evaluations in Wolf Lake
Hill Country Aquaculture
Center for Integrative Aquatic Research
Oxbow lake fisheries and water quality
