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Department News
  • Czar Crofcheck Elected to ASABE Nominating Committee
  • Tau Beta Pi Awards Announced
  • Kentucky Weather Outlook: Wet
  • Midwest Rally Participants 'see blue'
  • Michael Hagan Named One of ASABE's New Faces of Engineering
  • UK MBA Students Win Alltech Innovation Competition
  • Lee Rechtin Receives Award
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  • spacer Dr. Carmen Agouridis and her class visit a local stream restoration project
  • spacer Santosh Pitla, a BAE graduate student, was honored as a "New Faces of ASABE" in 2012
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Overview
 

Through the land-grant university's tri-part mission of research, education, and extension, Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering (BAE) seeks to develop sustainable systems for the production and processing of food, fiber, and renewable energy products, and to minimize or mitigate the impact of these systems on the environment.

Today, biosystems engineers are trained in biological, environmental, and engineering sciences and challenged to improve the sustainability of production systems, decrease or eliminate environmental hazards, and preserve natural resources.


BAE's efforts are concentrated in the following areas:

  • environmental restoration and stream reconstruction
  • reduction of off-site movement of soil, nutrients, and chemicals
  • reclamation of disturbed lands
  • energy-efficient controlled environments for human and animal comfort
  • post-harvest storage and value-added processing of biological products
  • production and processing of renewable fuels
  • scale-up and implementation biotechnology-based production practices
  • carbon sequestration and life-cycle analyses
  • off-road vehicle design; agricultural robotics
  • automated field production systems
 
Most Recent Publications
 
Pub. No. File Title of Publication Pub. Date
ID-206PDF,Compost Bedded Pack Barn Design3/11/2013
HENV-601PDFSaving Water at Home3/11/2013
AEN-116PDFAlgae-Based CO2 Mitigation for Coal-Fired Power Plants3/11/2013
AEN-114PDFUsing Weep Berms to Improve Water Quality3/11/2013
ID-204PDFIntroductory Safety Training for Tobacco Workers10/16/2012
AEU-98PDFNew Kentucky Administrative Regulation for Transporting or Moving Overweight or Overdimensional Farm Equipment10/16/2012
AEU-97PDFSelecting the Right SMV Emblem and Reflective Materials10/16/2012
AEU-95PDFGPS in Jeopardy?3/27/2012

Latest Research
 

On-Farm Biomass Processing

Milk Transportation Security

Stream Restoration


More Extension Resources
 

Cost of Harvest Losses and Heated Air Drying

Fuel Cost Comparison - LP vs Natural Gas

Grain Hauling Cost Calculator

Sources of Big Tobacco Balers

Rain Barrel - Step-by-Step Procedures  




Larry W. Turner ASABE Foundation Fund
 

BAE faculty are taking the initiative to endow the Young Extension Worker Award in honor of our friend and colleague, Larry Turner. Please join us in this effort. For more information, click here.


 

 

 

 

 


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