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Not all soil organic matter is the same, and soil management practices may impact types of organic matter differently. This research looks to explore
Theme: Crops
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Tradition methods for estimation soil organic carbon are expensive, time-consuming, and labour-intensive. This research looks to use drones and different optical sensors to remotely
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Using field and controlled-environment studies to investigate the relationships between cover crop species, soil test P levels, and P runoff losses from soils under
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Developing sensors, theories, and algorithms to be used to characterize and map soils for precision agriculture.
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Re-tuning carbon models with modern cropping cultivars, practices, and soil amendments.
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Nitrogen losses from manure come at an economic cost to farmers in the form of lost nutrients, and an environmental cost in the form
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Due to changes in deposition rates of sulfur from the atmosphere, there is an increasing need for sulfur with certain crops in Ontario. But
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Not all crops have the same demand for sulfur fertilization. This research is exploring response to sulfur fertilization in corn, soybean, and winter wheat
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Healthy soils provide essential ecosystem services (e.g. nutrient recycling, carbon sequestration, climate regulation, and water filtration) that sustain plants, animals, and humans. The growing
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Exploring novel ways to track the carbon chemistry of healthy soils.
