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WILLIAM J. BAMKA
Education:
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1982-1985 - B.S., Agronomy,
Delaware Valley
College, Doylestown, PA
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1985-1988 – M.S., Agronomy,
Pennsylvania
State University, University Park, PA
Positions Held:
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2002-present – Associate Professor and County Agricultural Agent,
Department of Agricultural and Resource Management Agents, School of
Environmental and Biological Sciences at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
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1996-2002 – Assistant Professor and County Agricultural Agent,
Department of Agricultural and Resource Management Agents, School of
Environmental and Biological Sciences at Rutgers, the State
University of New Jersey
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1990-1996 – Soil Scientist/Project Manager, Coastal Environmental
Services,
Princeton, NJ
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1990 – Soil Scientist, Tectonic, Inc.,
Doylestown, PA
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1988-1990 – Biosolids Utilization Manager,
Kent County,
Delaware, Dover, DE
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1987-1988 – Farm Manager, Plant Genetics Group,
Cold Spring
Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, NY
Awards:
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2002 – National Association of County Agricultural Agents National
Winner, Best Contributed Poster: Applied Research: “Survey of
New Jersey
Equine Owners and Pasture Management Practices”
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2001 – National Association of Count Agricultural Agents, Search for
Professional Excellence State Award, Crop Production: “Using the
Internet to Market Hay and Straw”
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2000 – National Association of County Agricultural Agents, AT&T
Communications Award, State Winner and National Finalist for Fact
Sheet, “Poisonous Weeds in Horse Pastures”
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1998 – National Association of County Agricultural Agents, AT&T
Communications National Award for Individual Newsletter, “Equine
Essentials”
Selected Publications:
Book Chapters:
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Bamka, W.J., D. Kluchinski, J.W. Singer. 2002. Chapter 27: Horse
Pasture Management. In: Pasture Based Livestock Production.
Northeast Region Agricultural Engineering Service. (Draft in
review).
Papers:
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Singer, J.W., W.J. Bamka, D. Kluchinski, N. Bobsin, and R.
Govindasamy. Effectiveness of Cooperative Extension Equine Programs
on Pasture Management. Journal of Natural Resources and Life Science
Education 31: 59-61.
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Singer, J.W., W.J. Bamka, D. Kluchinski, and R. Govindasamy. Using
the Recommended Stocking Density to Predict Equine Pasture
Management. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science
Vol. 22, No. 2:
73-76.
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Singer, J.W., N. Bobsin, D. Kluchinski, W.J. Bamka. Equine Stocking
Density Effect on Botanical Composition, Species Density and Soil
Phosphorus. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis
Vol. 15, No. 15/16.
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Bamka, W.J. 2000. Using the Internet fo0r Farm Marketing. Journal
of Extension Vol. 3, No. 2.
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Singerm J.W., N. Bobsin, W.J. Bamka, D. Kluchinski. September 1999.
Horse Pasture Management. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science 19:
540-545, 585-592.
Popular Press:
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Bamka, W.J., J.W. Singer, S. Cooke, 2001. Pasture Problem Solving.
In: Practical Horseman, August 2001, pp. 82-88.
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Bamka, W.J., S. Cooke. Keep Your Grazing Growing. In: Practical
Horseman, June 1999, pp. 72-74+.
Extension Fact
Sheets
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Bamka, W.J., J. Singer. Agriculture and
Non-Point Source
Pollution. FS#590, 2001. Handling Emergency Situations on the Farm.
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Bamka, W.J., J. Singer. Equine Barnyard Management. FS#618, 2001.
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Singer, J.W., D. Kluchinski, W.J. Bamka. Pasture Species Selection.
#FS104.
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Bamka, W.J., B. Barbour. Poisonous Weeds in Horse Pastures. FS#938.
Contact:
William J. Bamka, Associate Professor/County Agricultural Agent
Rutgers Cooperative Extension
P.O.
Box 6000
Mount
Holly, NJ 08060
609-265-5757 (T)
609-265-5613 (F)
bamka@njaes.rutgers.edu
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