Soil Microbiologist, Univ. Distinguished Prof, K-State; Husband, Grandpa
Joined June 2009
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K-State Regnerative agriculture research supports partnerships and sustainability
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Soil health investment and financial performance of crop farms. Agronomic scoring had a consistent and significant positive relationship with net farm income ratio. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
President's Distinguished Lecture Series: Dr. Marcia McNutt by Kansas State University Events events.k-state.edu/event/pre…
President's Distinguished Lecture Series: Dr. Marcia McNutt by Kansas State University Events events.k-state.edu/event/pre…
Honored to be a part of this report. Extreme events are already impacting agriculture and water.
Our new report explores the effects of greenhouse gas emissions on the U.S. health and welfare. Read more: ow.ly/lo5u50WYf0t
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Join us tomorrow, 9/17, for a public webinar discussing our upcoming report, which will review the latest scientific evidence on whether greenhouse gas emissions are reasonably anticipated to endanger public health and welfare in the United States.
RSVP: ow.ly/an7A50WXKQN
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Today we say goodbye to Charles Caudill, who has been an incredible part of the SMAL for the past 3 years.
Thank you for your hard work, curiosity, and team spirit—wishing you all the best in your next chapter! 👏🎉
#ThankYouCharles #TeamSMAL
Honored to serve on this National Academies project. Anthropogenic Greenhouse Gases and US Climate: Evidence and Impacts nationalacademies.org/our-wo… via @theNASEM
New publication: After 28y, No-till and compost resulted in stabilization of soil C in the surface and translocations to underlying areas. Microbial biomass and activity plateaued. bsssjournals.onlinelibrary.w…
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Today we had a great seminar with Dr Matlock from the University of Arkansas about Creating a circular bioeconomy for the U.S. agriculture.
Thank you so much Dr Matlock!
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We finished the third soil sampling and soybean biomass harvest for nitrogen and carbon budget evaluation at Roncador Farm. This is part of a big project in Reg Agriculture.
Way to go team!
#agronomy #soilscience #ksu
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Our most recent extension pub is part of our “Beyond the value of the #wheat grain” campaign between @KStateAgron and @KansasWheat ! Check out the first of a series, this one about the versatility that winter wheat brings to farming systems
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This a great opportunity for Kansas and US agriculture to reduce greenhouse gases, increase resilience, and increase profitability – at Azerbaijan
Three K-State professors have contributed to a national report that outlines opportunities for greenhouse gas negative agriculture. ksre-learn.com/greenhouse-ga… #KSRE #ksleg
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What topics are the main authors behind USFRA’s new report, “Potential for U.S. Agriculture to Be Greenhouse Gas Negative,” thinking about when it comes to ag's future?
Listen to this bonus Farm+Foods+Facts podcast to hear what they have to say: usfarmersandranchers.org/far…
First day at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Tomorrow present our report on the potential for US agriculture to be greenhouse gas negative. – at Azerbaijan
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Stop by our posters at the Tri-Societies Annual Meeting to learn about soil health, C sequestration, AMF, and bioinoculants. What questions do you have? #Trisocieties #AnnualMeeting #PosterPresentation #SoilSociety
Congratulations
Congratulations to #KState CVM researcher Dr. Juergen Richt on being elected to the new class of National Academy of Medicine @theNAMedicine He is noted for "being a pioneer in infectious diseases of 'One Health' importance." k-state.edu/media/newsreleas…
