Brad Lee

Brad D. Lee

Brad Lee
Extension Professor

Professional Profile

1999-2000 Consultant to the CALFED Bay Delta Authority
2001-2005 Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, Purdue University
2006-2008 Associate Professor and Extension Specialist, Purdue University
2009-present Associate Professor and Extension Specialist, University of Kentucky

Education

B.S. Agronomy (minor Geology), Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK
M.S. Soil Science, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK
Ph.D. Soil and Water Sciences, University of California, Riverside, CA

Additional Information

SPECIALTY

Soil and water quality

Provide statewide leadership in soil and water quality in both urban and agricultural environments.  Extension activities include working closely with county agents, agricultural producers, municipalities, state and federal agencies across the state to deliver soil and water extension programs.  Applied research activities include supporting the USDA NRCS National Cooperative Soil Survey research and soil mapping program; addressing soil quality, water quality and water quantity issues impacting municipalities and irrigated and dryland agricultural production systems; evaluating nutrient management BMP's in both agricultural and urban environments.

AREAS OF INTEREST

Soil and water quality, nutrient management, stormwater

HONORS AND AWARDS

2011 Southern Region Project of Excellence. Southern Region Down-Well Camera Team. USDA National Water Program
2014 Excellence in Extension Education Materials Award (Bulletin), American Society of Agronomy
2016 Excellence in Extension Education Materials Award (Poster), American Society of Agronomy

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Lee, B.D., T.N. Williamson, A.S. Crain. 2017. Water quality and natural resources in the Green River Basin. In: Lee, B.D., A. Jones, D. Carey, S. McSpirit eds. Water in Kentucky: Natural History,
Communities and Conservation. University of Kentucky Press, Lexington, KY.

Lee. B.D. and J. Kabrick. 2016. East and Central Farming and Forest Region and Atlantic Basin Diversified Farming Region: Land Resource Regions N and S. In: West, L.T., M.J. Singer, A. Hartemink,
eds. Soils of the USA, Springer, NY.

Lee, B.D. and R.C. Graham. 2016. Turbations. In: R.Lal, ed. Encyclopedia of Soil Science. CRC Press.

CERTIFICATIONS

Certified Professional Soil Scientist, CPSS #30191
Indiana Registered Professional Soil Scientist, IRSS #17