Wednesday, March 29, 2023, at 3:00 PM Students in SSC 601/801 are required to present a seminar during the Crop and Soil Science Seminar time. We have three presentations: Steven Miller (3:00-3:25 PM) – Implications of Current Soil Test Phosphorus for Manureshed Analysis in North Carolina Hannah Peel (3:25-3:50 PM) – Understanding Aquifer Redox Controls…
Wednesday, February 15, 2023, at 3:30 PM Mr. Jim Beeson Licensed Soil Scientist and Founder of Piedmont Environmental Associates High Intensity Soil Mapping for Land Development Live Presentation 2215 Williams Hall Also Available on Zoom
More Information to come Wed Oct 20, 2021 3:30pm – 5pm 2215 Williams Hall and Zoom
Dr. Deanna Osmond Professor of Soil Fertility & Watershed Management and Department Extension Leader, Crop and Soil Sciences Fertilizer Recommendation Support Tool (FRST): The Power of Working Together Wed Oct 13, 2021 3:30pm – 5pm 2215 Williams Hall and Zoom
Dr. Owen Duckworth Professor of Soil & Environmental Biogeochemistry, Crop and Soil Sciences Heavy metal and rock: Understanding the impact of mineral structure on trace metal biogeochemistry Wed Oct 6, 2021 3:30pm – 5pm 2215 Williams Hall and Zoom
Dr. Jeffrey Dunne Assistant Professor of Peanut Breeding, Crop and Soil Sciences Implementation of Marker-Assisted Breeding Strategies in Peanut Breeding Wed Sep 29, 2021 3:30pm – 5pm 2215 Williams Hall and Zoom
Dr. Lori Unruh-Snyder Associate Professor of International Agriculture, Crop and Soil Sciences Establishing Methodologies for a New Seed Test for Cotton: Evaluating Performance from Seed to Emergence Wed Sep 22, 2021 3:30pm – 5pm 2215 Williams Hall and Zoom
The Willie Woltz seminar series is an annual event conducted by the Crop and Soil Sciences Graduate Student Association to celebrate the advancement of soil science and related fields by inviting a distinguished scientist to visit our department to discuss their work each spring semester. This year’s speaker is Dr. C. Lee Burras from Iowa…
Dr. Oliver Baars, Asst. Prof., Dept. of Entomology & Plant Pathology /Center for Integrated Fungal Research, NCSU. “Elucidating Trace-Metal Controlled Secondary Metabolite Interactions in Soil.” All seminars begin at 3:40 pm in the Williams Hall Auditorium, 2215 WMS Refreshments are available at 3:15 pm in the adjacent McKimmon Room, 2223 WMS All are welcome…
“Soil microbial communities in diverse farming systems and responses to drought and to heat wave.” April Maxwell, Master of Soil Science student, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences/NCSU. All seminars begin at 3:40 pm in the Williams Hall Auditorium, 2215 WMS Refreshments are available at 3:15 pm in the adjacent McKimmon Room, 2223 WMS…