MS Defense Seminar: Ben Althoff
3140 Agronomy Hall 3140 Agronomy HallTitle: “Remote Sensing Techniques to Measure, Report, and Verify Management Practices for Carbon Markets.” (Major Professor: Bradley Miller)
Title: “Remote Sensing Techniques to Measure, Report, and Verify Management Practices for Carbon Markets.” (Major Professor: Bradley Miller)
Dr. Musa Buthelezi-Dube (University of KwaZulu-Natal)
Virtual seminar: Title: " Targeted Breeding of Fusarium Wilt Resistance in Spinach Using a Hydroponic Selection Assay" Major Prof: Shuizhang Fei Zoom: https://iastate.zoom.us/j/98225129986?pwd=VmhFU0h2RTA5QVh1NkdnSUZkVHM1UT09
“Soil Change: From the Lab to the Map” Click here to join the meeting in Teams Dissertation Committee: Bradley A. Miller (Chair), Lee Burras, Richard Cruse, Brian Gelder, and Peter O’Brien. Abstract and Bio
Presented by Matt Herman (Iowa Soybean Association) Thurs. November 9, 2023 Time: 4:00 - 5:00 pm location: Agronomy 2050 Part of the Agronomy Graduate Student Club Fall Seminar Series
November 12th - International Potluck Dinner The Agronomy Graduate Student Club and the DEIB Committee invite you to the International Potluck to share a dish from your home region with the Agronomy Department! Time: 5:30 to 8:30 pm Location: Somerset Clubhouse, 2400 Aspen Road, Ames Information: Open to students, faculty, staff, postdocs, interns, and visiting scholars. […]
Good luck to the Crops Team competing this week at the National Collegiate Crops Contests!
Title: "The Soil Avengers: Unleashing the Superhero Powers of Soil Enzymes." (major professor: Marshall McDaniel)
Seminars are each Tuesday over the noon hour through Nov. 21 and are for research faculty but also postdocs and graduate students are welcome. Topic: Approaching cropping systems questions through a statistical lens: Fernando Miguez, Agronomy & TBA: Kenneth Wacha, USDA-ARS
Title: "Development, integration and commercialization of genetically modified crops" Major Prof: Ken Moore
Dr. Graeme Hammer, professor of crop science, University of Queensland, Australia, will present a seminar this Thursday, Nov. 16, at 11am in 3022 Agronomy Hall. The tentative title of his seminar is “Perspectives on predicting GxExM.” Hammer conducts research on the physiology and genetics of complex adaptive traits in field crops. His research underpins the […]