Environment. Agriculture. Science. Medicine. Public Health. Great Plains.
Konza Prairie, Kansas (2022).
Thank you for stopping by my website. I am an associate professor of history at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. My research focuses on the history of aerial pesticide application, health, and food production in North America's Grasslands. I examine the relationships between farmers, aerial sprayers, agriculturalists, pests, and poisons as well as the emerging concepts of toxicity throughout the Cold War in response to twentieth century environmental and technological changes. I teach environmental and agricultural history as well as the histories of science, medicine, and public health.
