Research
Our lab strives to develop agronomic management strategies aimed at enhancing the productivity, profitability, and resilience of cropping systems
To make cropping systems productive, resilient, and profitable, it is essential to identify local agronomic constraints and understand the interactions of crops, soils, and the environment (G x E x M interactions). The overall goal of our lab is to provide agronomic solutions in the context of modern farming practices, climatic patterns, and economic conditions.Current research areas:
- Planting Date x Management
- Short Corn vs Tall corn
- Open-pollinated Variety and Seeding Rate
- Seed Orientation
- Planting Date x Depth
- Planting Date x Management
- Planting Methods
- Planting Date x Depth
- Seeding Rate
- Canopy x Planting Date x Seeding Rate
- Canopy
- Seeding Rate x Variety
- Planting Date
- Planting Method x Row Spacing x Canopy Architecture
- Planting Method x Seeding Rate
- Double Cropping
- Long Term Biologicals
- Tillage By Rotation
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