Texas A&M University

Sam Feagley
Professor, and State Soil Environmental Specialist
Ph.D., Soil Chemistry, University of Missouri, 1979
Email: s-feagley@tamu.edu
Voice: 979.845.1460
Office: 350C Heep Center

Sam FeagleyExtension. Nutrient management of land application of animal wastes and biosolids. Reclamation of drastically altered lands, such as lignite surface mined lands. Reclamation of saline/sodic soils. Remediation of metals in soils, surface waters, and ground waters. Coordinator for the Nutrient Management Certification Short Course in conjunction with Natural Resources Conservation Service.

Research. Nutrient management of land application of animal wastes and biosolids. Evaluation/validation of the Texas Phosphorus Assessment Tool, also known as the Phosphorus Index (PI).

Teaching. The graduate level course is design to help students become familiar with Federal and State regulations about coal surface mining, concentrated animal feeding operations, and Class A and B biosolids. This course prepares students to work in regulatory agencies, consulting firms, and academics roles related to policy making, interpretation, and implementation.