Research scientist. Crop ecophysiology. Currently at Corteva Agriscience. Tweets are my own.
Johnston, IA
Joined September 2016
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Publication of a large collaboration showcasing some of the limitations, opportunities, and environmental benefits of producing soybeans locally in Europe.
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#APSIM class of 2024! Modeling crops, soils, and cropping systems. Really great group and interaction! @isuagronomy
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Comparing agronomic and environmental frameworks for #nitrogen use efficiency. What's the outcome when N rates are optimized for yield? Tradeoffs, limitations and prospects for integrating both frameworks here:
🟢Open access: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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🔝 Ricardo Carrasco, Responsable de nuestro Centro Tecnológico de Investigación en La Rinconada, Sevilla, ha sido entrevistado en @andtribuna.
¿Quieres conocer más sobre cómo hemos evolucionado y nuestros pilares? ¡No te lo pierdas! tribunadeandalucia.es/ricard…
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🤩🌱#FoPD | Soybean
🤔What makes soybean so fascinating?
💡The top legume globally, it thrives across Europe with vast cultivation (5.5M ha). With remarkable qualities in agriculture, food & feed, it's bolstered by robust research.
ℹ️ bit.ly/3UWo8Gl
@EPSOEurope
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¡Muchísimas gracias a @agroconsultas por sumarme! 🙌🏻
Desde aquí colaboraré en responder consultas relacionadas a la ecofisiología de soja, con énfasis en los determinantes fisiológicos del rendimiento y la calidad de los granos, estreses abióticos (estrés térmico e hídrico).
🌱 Nueva experta en Agroconsultas
👏🏼 Constanza Soledad Carrera
📝 Consultale gratis en el link
📎 bit.ly/Constanza-Soledad
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European soybean to benefit people and the environment @JoseLRotundo
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One of the most commonsense soil health presentations I’ve ever seen!
Thanks @agronomistag
And for those who attended @evokeAG which ideas did you see that will help these principles - maximise photosynthesis and minimise tillage.
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Want to see exactly where #canola is growing in the United States? The #USCA has a canola acreage map by county here: tinyurl.com/3mjsrphh. #UScanola
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Two scholarships available in Germany and Australia on sensing technologies to support crop livestock interactions for Africa @QAAFI @ACIARAustralia @CrawfordFund linkedin.com/posts/mariana-r…
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Differential research and development investment across crops has large long-term implications: Modern corn has become more drought tolerant than modern sorghum.
New paper showing the comparative genetic progress of maize and sorghum under different water availability scenarios. Results from field experiments and analysis of USDA data. #Corteva
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New paper showing the comparative genetic progress of maize and sorghum under different water availability scenarios. Results from field experiments and analysis of USDA data. #Corteva
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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🎉 Big news! Esri's new R package is redefining data access. Let's push the boundaries together! Join our Feb 1st event (12:30-2:30pm EST) and make an impact. Sign up now ➡️ arcg.is/bfnab0
#Esri #RStats #InnovateWithData
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“If all you got to live for is what you left behind, get yourself a powder charge and seal that silver mine”
Been keeping up with All The Years on the Grateful Dead @Youtube Channel? Enjoy this sneak peek of tomorrow’s addition, “Mississippi Half Step” live at Mile High Stadium in Denver, CO 6/28/91 and stay tuned for next week's new release.
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Third place in the southeast no-till dryland division went to Jared Nash, Parsons, with a 51.9 bushel-per-acre crop. Nash used @PioneerSeeds P4A09E variety.
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Here, looking for "nature's laws" for conservation agriculture, similar to agroecology/organic.
What if there is no perfect nature's way of farming? What if whatever works with the least bad tradeoffs (there are always tradeoffs) is as good as it gets?
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#SoySnippets: MN @CFANS #SoyResearch led by @sethnaeve finds poorly drained soils lose more N and may respond differently to tillage than well-drained soils, impacting soybeans. @MNSoybean funds soybean trials. #USSoy bit.ly/3LgRZBy
