
Faculty
University of Kentucky, PSS
Research Education Center
1205 Hopkinsville St (Office:130)
Princeton, KY 42445-0469
(270) 365-7541 ext. 205
(270) 365-2667
jherbek@uky.edu
Speciality
Grain Crops Specialist (Corn, Soybean and Small Grains Production)
Education
B.S., Agriculture, University of Nebraska, 1965
M.S., Agronomy, University of Nebraska, 1967
Ph.D., Agronomy, University of Illinois, 1970
Provide statewide leadership for the development and delivery of informaiton for the production and management of Kentucky's grain crops (corn, soybeans, small grains, grain sorghum, and canola). Conduct an applied research program to provide grain crop production and management informaiton and to support extension activities. Interact with grain crop commodity groups and agri-business.
1990 - Present
Extension Professor (grain crops)
Plant and Soil Sciences Department/Agronomy Dept., University of Kentucky
1975-1990
Associate Extension Professor (grain crops)
Agronomy Department, University of Kentucky
1970-1975
Assistant Extension Professor (grain crops)
Agronomy Department, University of Kentucky
Grain Crops
This person page last updated on 2013-04-04
Refereed Journal Articles
Lee, C. D. and J. Herbek. 2012. Winter wheat yield response to wide rows varies by year in the southern Ohio River Valley. Crop Management.
Published online: doi: 10.1094/CM-2012-1030-01-RS.
Diaz-Zorita, M., J.H. Grove, L. Murdock, J. Herbek, and E. Perfect. 2004. Soil structural disturbance effects on crop yields and soil properties in a no-till production system. Agronomy Journal 96:1651-1659. Other Research Publications
Murdock, L., J. H. Herbek, J. R. Martin, J. James, and D. Call. 2012. No-till wheat increases yields of corn and soybeans in the cropping rotation. 2010-2011 UK Wheat Science Research Reports, pgs 27-28.
Murdock, L., J. H. Herbek, J. R. Martin, J. James, and D. Call. 2012. No-tilled vs tilled wheat (19 years)." 2010-2011 UK Wheat Science Research Reports, pgs 25-26.