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Larry Grabau

LarryGrabau

Larry J. Grabau

This person is no longer active in Plant and Soil Sciences. This is an archive record.

Faculty

 

Directions to University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUniversity of Kentucky, PSS
Campus LocationAg. Science Bldg. North
1100 Nicholasville Road (Office:N122F)
Lexington, KY 40546-0091
Phone(859) 257-1885
Fax(859) 257-3655
Emaillgrabau@uky.edu

 

Speciality

Education
1984, PhD, University of Missouri
1981, MS, University of Missouri
1979, BS, University of Minnesota

1996 - present, Professor, University of Kentucky.
2001 - 2003, Director, Teaching and Learning Center, University of Kentucky.
1990 - 1996, Associate Professor, University of Kentucky.
1984 - 1990, Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky.

 

 

This person page last updated on 2012-02-23



Research/Teaching Publications

    Refereed Journal Articles

    Kumudini, S., L.J. Grabau, D. Van Sanford, and J. Omielan. 2008. Analysis of yield-formation processes under no-till and conventional tillage for soft red winter wheat in the South central region. Agronomy Journal 100:1026-1032.
    Authors in PSS Dept.: Larry J. Grabau David Van_Sanford Joseph Omielan
    Larry J.Grabau. 2008. Teaching and learning in agronomy: One hundred years of peer-reviewed conversations. Agronomy Journal 100:S-108-116.
    Grabau, L.J. 2007. Effective teaching and learning strategies for critical thinking to foster cognitive development and transformational learning. Kentucky Journal for Excellence in College Teaching and Learning 5:123-156.
    Kumudini S., L. Grabau, T. Pfeiffer and C. Steele 2005. Management and production potential of value-added soybean cultivars in south-central USA. Agronomy Journal 97:904-909.
    Authors in PSS Dept.: Larry J. Grabau Colleen Steele Todd Pfeiffer Saratha Kumudini
    Thompson, J.A., and L.J. Grabau. 2004. A la carte grading: Providing students opportunities to determine their own path to success. Journal of Natural Resource and Life Science Education 33:92-97.

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