Peter Enright

Peter Enright is a Lecturer in the Farm Management and Technology Program at McGill University's Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. With degrees in Agricultural Engineering, he focuses on field monitoring systems, water quality management, and practical farm skills.

• Affiliations: Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec, Canadian Society for Biological Engineering, American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, Canadian Water Resources Association, Canadian National Committee for Irrigation and Drainage

His research addresses agricultural non-point source pollution through field monitoring of water, sediment, and nutrient transport. He received the 2013 Jim Beamish Award and 2000 CANCID Land Resources Management Award.

Peter teaches courses on soil tillage, health and safety, precision agriculture, farm building development, and enterprise management. His work emphasizes practical skills for real-world agricultural challenges, including environmental compliance and strategic business planning.

• Scientific Awards
  • 2013: Jim Beamish Award (CSB)
  • 2000: CANCID Land Resources Management Award

Peter's publications focus on cold-climate watershed modeling, phosphorus transport mechanisms, and precision agriculture applications, with a strong emphasis on field-scale data collection and analysis.