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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Carlos Fischer discusses his expansive journey and insights into integrating food systems, livestock sustainability, and climate change. From his roots in Argentina to his impactful work globally, Dr. Fischer explores the nuanced intersections of agricultural practices and environmental stewardship. Tune into this insightful episode to understand the complexities of food systems and their implications on global sustainability, available now on all major platforms.
"For a sustainable future, it's crucial to understand the overlapping spaces between livestock production, food systems, and climate change." - Dr. Carlos Fischer
Meet the guest: Dr. Carlos Fischer is a research associate at Cornell University's Department of Global Development, focusing on sustainable food systems and the interplay between agriculture, biodiversity, and climate change. His career spans over 15 years across academia, NGOs, government, and UN agencies, deeply engaging with the ecological impacts of agricultural practices. Notably, his work contributes to global discussions on livestock sustainability and climate change, aiming to harmonize food production with environmental stewardship. His international experience enriches his approach, advocating for holistic solutions within food systems.
(00:00) Highlight(01:02) Introduction(04:50) Balancing ecological and food systems(10:45) Impact of livestock on climate change(20:31) Individual and community actions (27:43) Local vs. global food production (34:50) Actions for global sustainability (41:40) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative companies:
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Tom Barber, a leading Extension Weed Scientist at the University of Arkansas, shares his expert insights on managing weed resistance and its impact on various crops. Dr. Barber discusses the challenges and strategies of weed science, including resistance management in a detailed exploration of field conditions, herbicide usage, and educational initiatives. Tune in to this episode available on major platforms to grasp the full scope of advanced weed management techniques.
"The big thing we have going on in weed science, unfortunately, is resistance." - Dr. Tom Barber
Dr. Tom Barber, a Professor and Extension Weed Scientist at the University of Arkansas, has dedicated over 17 years to advancing weed science and control methodologies across major southern U.S. row crops, with a specialization in cotton production. With a Ph.D. and a Master's in Weed Science from Mississippi State University and the University of Arkansas respectively, Dr. Barber has built a notable career through substantial contributions to production agronomics and weed management strategies.
(00:00) Highlight(01:01) Introduction(02:27) Journey to weed science(08:01) Challenges with Italian ryegrass(14:21) Discussions on Palmer Amaranth(17:12) Long-term Weed control studies(27:25) Future of herbicide regulation(31:56) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative companies:
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Karen Mancl, a leading figure in on-site wastewater treatment with 40 years of expertise, explores the dynamics of U.S.-China agricultural collaboration. Dr. Mancl shares insights from her extensive research and experiences, highlighting the critical role of international cooperation in advancing agricultural practices and addressing global challenges. Join us to understand the pivotal developments and opportunities in the crop industry. Tune in on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred listening platform to gain valuable perspectives.
"China has become the United States' largest market for agricultural products. They are indeed both food superpowers, with much to learn from each other."
Dr. Karen Mancl, a Professor Emeritus at Ohio State University, is a renowned expert in onsite wastewater treatment with 40 years of experience. She has contributed significantly to environmental engineering through her work at the Soil Environment Technology Learning Lab, focusing on practical applications for wastewater treatment. Dr. Mancl's extensive research includes collaborations on environmental policy and rural infrastructure in China, enhancing agricultural practices globally.
(00:00) Highlight(01:00) Introduction (04:52) China's food security challenges(06:20) Importance of U.S.-China agricultural cooperation(07:32) Drivers of Chinese agriculture(08:53) Opportunities in agriculture(26:40) Impact of integrated pest management(32:48) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative companies:
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Joby Czarnecki, Associate Research Professor of Precision Agriculture at Mississippi State University, explores the world of precision agriculture and the practical applications of drone technology in crop management. Dr. Czarnecki discusses the evolution of precision farming, its current trends, and the future possibilities it holds for enhancing sustainability and efficiency in the crop industry. Tune in on major platforms to catch this enlightening discussion.
"Drones are revolutionizing conservation, enabling producers to adopt profitable and life-enhancing solutionsโ
Meet the guest: Dr. Joby Prince Czarnecki is an Associate Research Professor at Mississippi State University. She has a Ph.D. in Plant and Soil Sciences and a minor in Statistics. With nearly two decades of experience, she specializes in integrating geospatial technologies into agriculture, focusing on precision agriculture and drone usage. Her academic journey began with a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Plant and Soil Science from Oklahoma State University. Dr. Czarnecki's work emphasizes data-driven solutions and the profitable implementation of conservation practices.
(00:00) Highlight(01:07) Introduction(04:06) Starting a career in precision agriculture(10:01) Research priorities and impact on producers(16:37) Challenges and practical applications of drones(25:03) Successful agricultural practices(29:46) Challenges in implementing conservation practices(34:05) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative company:
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Romulo Lollato, an Associate Professor of Agronomy at Kansas State University, shares his invaluable insights into wheat production in the US, especially focusing on wheat crops' sustainability and yield potential. Dr. Lollato discusses the intricacies of wheat varieties, their adaptability to varying climates, and the influence of crop management practices on yield and environmental sustainability. Tune in on all major platforms to explore this enlightening discussion.
"The trait of plasticity in wheat is the ability of the variety to accommodate environmental conditions."
Meet the guest: Dr. Romulo Lollato is an Associate Professor of Agronomy at Kansas State University, focusing on wheat and forage. He earned his B.S. in Agronomy from Londrina State University, Brazil, and his M.S. and Ph.D. in Plant and Soil Sciences and Crop Sciences, respectively, from Oklahoma State University. Dr. Lollato is committed to enhancing wheat and forage research, particularly in Kansas and the Great Plains, and is an associate editor for the Agronomy Journal. His work addresses key challenges in crop production and sustainability.
(00:00) Highlight(00:58) Introduction (05:38) Kansas wheat production specifics (12:33) Enhancing wheat yield potential (21:43) Sustainability in wheat production (26:45) Wheat variety improvements (31:58) Dr. Lollatoโs program and its international roots (40:13) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative company:
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Gaurav Jha discusses the transformative power of sensor technologies in improving crop yields and effectively managing water resources. He highlights his research on drought resilience and the critical importance of water management in agriculture. Dr. Jha's work addresses the pressing challenges of today's farming industry and sets the stage for a sustainable and technologically advanced future in crop science. Don't miss this engaging episode, available on all major platforms, where technology meets tradition to revolutionize agriculture.
"As researchers, our goal is to simplify models for growers, avoiding large data sets and focusing on providing that one final number. This is the essence of simplifying and creating a decision support system."
Meet the guest: Dr. Gaurav Jha is an assistant professor of precision agriculture at Kansas State University, with a rich background spanning from being an assistant research professor at Montana State University to being a postdoctoral scholar at the University of California, Davis. His work focuses on leveraging advanced sensor technologies, wireless networks, and smart irrigation practices to enhance precision agriculture. Dr. Jha holds a Ph.D. in Plant and Environmental Sciences from New Mexico State University, where he researched contaminant monitoring in the Navajo Nation, and an M.S. from the Department of Soil Science at Punjab Agricultural University in India, exploring the impact of salinity on crops. At KSU, he is dedicated to improving agricultural productivity while reducing environmental impacts.
(00:00) Highlight(01:30) Introduction (02:37) Dr. Jhaโs journey and his agricultural background (10:10) Impact of mine spill & precision ag solutions (17:36) Drought resiliency and precision agriculture (21:30) Optimizing irrigation with precision ag (30:46) Water use: decision support systems for growers (36:50) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative company:
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, our guest, Dr. Cameron Carlyle from the University of Alberta, explores the critical intersection of grazing management, carbon sequestration, and climate change mitigation within the crop industry. With a rich background in plant ecology, Dr. Carlyle discusses how adaptive grazing practices can enhance soil carbon storage, contributing both to climate change mitigation and the resilience of grazing systems against the backdrop of varying climatic conditions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone in the crop industry looking to understand the nuanced impacts of grazing on carbon dynamics and soil health. Tune in on major platforms to gain valuable insights into making agricultural operations more sustainable.
"The hot topic of interest here for a long time now has been climate change and how we might be able to help offset climate change by sequestering more carbon into soils."
Meet the guest: Dr. Cameron Carlyle, an Associate Professor at the University of Alberta with over a decade of experience, specializes in ecology with a focus on climate change and grazing management. Holding a PhD in Ecology from The University of British Columbia, his research explores innovative approaches to carbon sequestration and adaptive grazing practices.
(00:00) Highlight(00:56) Introduction (02:00) Climate change, grazing, and carbon sequestration (06:52) Exploring grazing management and carbon storage strategies (16:13) Impact of intensive grazing management (21:13) Benefits of AMP grazing on soil and forage productivity (28:26) The importance of on-farm research in agriculture (32:25) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative company:
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Eros Francisco, Extension Grain Crops Specialist at Auburn University, explores critical discussions on row spacing, nitrogen management, and the integration of livestock within crop production. With his extensive experience in both the Brazilian and US agriculture sectors, Dr. Francisco highlights the differences in grain production farming between the US and Brazil. He addresses the challenges and opportunities in supporting farmers toward more productive and sustainable practices. This episode is a must-listen for those eager to explore new dimensions of crop science and how adaptive strategies can lead to significant advancements in the field. Tune in on major platforms to discover how these practices can transform crop productivity.
"Row spacing is a very basic component of the cropping system, but there's a very good difference in yield if we narrow this row spacing a little bit."
Meet the guest: Dr. Eros Artur Bohac Francisco, an Extension Grain Crops Specialist at Auburn University, brings a wealth of experience from both academic and practical fields of agronomy and soil science. With a rich background in plant nutrition, fertilizers, soil fertility, best management practices, and crop rotation, Dr. Francisco has a strong focus on applied research and extension. His career spans roles as an executive director in agronomic consultancy in Brazil, deputy director at the International Plant Nutrition Institute, and research coordinator with MT Foundation, conducting pivotal field trials. Dr. Francisco's journey from teaching at the Federal University of Mato Grosso to conducting research across continents underscores his dedication to agriculture.
(00:00) Highlight(01:15) Introduction (05:59) Journey from Brazil to Auburn(08:28) Diversity of Alabama crop production(15:27) Row spacing for increased yield(18:38) Importance of seed quality and planting depth(29:10) Integration of livestock and crops(34:33) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative company:
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Kristofor Brye, a Professor at the University of Arkansas, offers an engaging exploration of soil science and its paramount significance to the crop industry. Along with his research on soil and water conservation, trace gas emissions, and sustainable agriculture, he has developed an introductory class on water science and explored the complexities of soil judging. This episode highlights the critical role of soil structure manipulation in water retention and plant growth, underlining the interplay of factors that define successful, sustainable crop production. Listen to this episode on major platforms to discover the cutting-edge science shaping our agricultural practices today.
"The innovation was the combination of sensors and adjusting soil matrix potential for the right moisture gradient, allowing us to measure in situ drainage and obtain high-quality water that allowed us to do all sorts of solid transports."
Meet the guest: Dr. Kristofor Brye is a Professor at the University of Arkansas, specializing in soil science and water conservation. With a rich background rooted in agricultural experiences from a young age, Dr. Brye's work spans crucial topics like soil erosion, trace gas emissions, and sustainable farming practices. His dedication to teaching and research has significantly contributed to the crop industry, making him a respected figure in the field.
(00:00) Highlight(01:24) Introduction(02:04) Path to soil science and experiences(06:08) Innovative procedure for soil moisture measurement(12:21) Research on trace gas emissions(24:52) Soil carbon sequestration insights(36:47) Soil judging and education(45:19) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative company:
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In this episode, our guest, Dr. Tyson Ochsner, a professor in Soil Physics at Oklahoma State University, explored the transformative power of technology in farming and water management. He highlights innovations designed to predict water availability, enabling farmers to make informed decisions. Dr. Ochsner highlights the importance of soil moisture data, gathered through sensor technologies, in guiding agricultural decisions from planting to irrigation. This episode is essential listening for professionals in the crop industry, providing invaluable insights into the future of farming and water management. Tune in to discover how these technological advancements can revolutionize agricultural practices.
"We want to advance science and technology, but we're always looking for useful applications that can make a difference for people."
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(00:00) Highlight(00:55) Introduction(07:03) Dr. Ochsnerโs research focus and practical applications(09:17) Exploring the Oklahoma Mesonet and its agricultural impacts(13:06) Current research: The Oklahoma Hydromet Project(17:13) Developing integrated cropland monitoring systems(29:38) Practical applications of soil moisture data for agriculture(34:15) Final three questionsMeet the guest: With over 15 years at Oklahoma State University (OSU), Dr. Tyson Ochsner, Professor of Soil Physics at OSU has carved a niche in advancing agricultural technologies through his research. His academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Oklahoma State University, leading him to Iowa State University where he earned both his Master's and Ph.D. in Soil Science and Water Resources. Dr. Ochsner's expertise bridges the critical gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, making significant contributions to the understanding of soil moisture and its impact on agriculture.
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I'm Dr. Leonardo Bastos and that's my first episode as a cohost on The Crop Science Podcast Show! Very excited to embark on this journey with you. In this episode, our special guest is Dr. Rishi Prasad, Associate Professor and Extension Specialist in Nutrient Management at Auburn University. With his extensive background in soil and water science, Dr. Prasad explored nutrient management strategies and the efficacy of poultry litter as an organic fertilizer. This episode is an essential listen for anyone engaged in the crop industry, filled with practical recommendations and forward-thinking solutions. Tune in on major platforms for an in-depth exploration into the future of crop science and nutrient management.
"If you are using litter, the best window of application to get maximum benefit from the litter is 2 to 3 weeks before planting."
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(00:58) Introduction(04:58) Managing water and fertilizer(07:21) Transitioning from industry to academic research(10:55) Addressing phosphorus buildup and water quality issues(15:30) Organic fertilizer development from poultry litter(34:42) Incorporating poultry litter into crop management for enhanced sustainability(42:33) Final Three QuestionsMeet the guest: Dr. Rishi Prasad is an Associate Professor and Nutrient Management Extension Specialist at Auburn University and has a career dedicated to sustainable agriculture and nutrient management. With a M.S. in Plant and Soil Science from West Virginia University and a Ph.D. in Soil Science and Agronomy from the University of Florida, his expertise bridges the gap between modern farming challenges and environmental stewardship. Dr. Prasad's work focuses on developing innovative Best Management Practices (BMPs) for nutrient management, using crop-soil systems modeling to enhance yield, reduce environmental impacts, and boost profitability. His dedication to science-based agriculture aims to feed the world sustainably.
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In this episode, Dr. Mithila Jugulam, a professor at Kansas State University provides an in-depth exploration of herbicide resistance, the impact of environmental factors such as elevated temperatures on herbicide effectiveness, and the development of herbicide tolerance in crops. With a focus on solutions to address weed management challenges in the crop industry, this episode offers invaluable insights into crop protection. Join us as we explore the cutting-edge research that is shaping the crop industry's future and ensuring sustainable agriculture practices.
"While herbicide resistance is such a challenge for weed management, having herbicide-tolerant traits in crops is highly beneficial for growers."
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(01:05) Introduction(04:17) Insights into weed resistance to herbicides(06:41) Herbicide tolerance in crops(14:05) The effect of temperature on herbicide efficacy(22:55) Innovative research on glyphosate resistance mechanisms(28:15) RNA interference (RNAi) technology in weed management(31:27) Final Three QuestionsMeet the guest: Dr. Mithila Jugulam, a professor at Kansas State University, specializes in weed physiology with a focus on the complexities of herbicide resistance. Her research explores the mechanisms of herbicide resistance in weeds, encompassing environmental influences on herbicide effectiveness and pioneering strategies for enhancing crop resilience. Dr. Jugulam has been at the forefront of agricultural science, contributing significantly to our understanding of weed management and crop protection. Her work addresses current challenges in the crop industry and lays the groundwork for future advancements in agriculture.
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In a special cross-episode of The Crop Science and The Feed Science Podcast Show, we joined Dr. Adam Fahrenholz from North Carolina State University to discuss innovative strategies in nutrient management and the impact of technology on sustainable farming practices. As we know, understanding precision agriculture and nutrient management is essential for enhancing sustainability and efficiency in the crop and feed industry. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the future of agriculture.
"Precision agriculture optimizes crop management through data-driven decisions, significantly enhancing nutrient use efficiency."
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(00:55) Introduction(03:07) Precision agriculture and nutrient management(04:59) Technology's role in agriculture(12:15) On-site storage and grain quality(18:17) Advancements in sensor technology(21:02) Precision agriculture's role in sustainable farming(35:23) The final questionsMeet the guest: Dr. Adam Fahrenholz is currently an Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University, where he oversees the NCSU Feed Milling Program within the Department of Poultry Science. His role encompasses teaching, industry outreach, and pioneering feed manufacturing research, alongside serving as the faculty liaison to the NCSU Feed Mill Education Unit. With a focus on feed processing technology, animal performance, and the regulatory environment, the program aims at enhancing manufacturing efficiency and product quality. Holding a Ph.D., M.S, and B.S in Grain Science and Feed Science and Management from Kansas State University, Dr. Fahrenholz also offers consulting services to the feed industry, addressing manufacturing and quality control challenges.
Also, catch Dr. Adam Fahrenholz as the host of "The Feed Science Podcast Show," where the brightest minds of the feed science industry share high-impact strategies and insights. Tune in to join the top 1% of the industry, keeping abreast of the latest research and trends. Explore this cutting-edge podcast for the latest in feed science innovation!
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In this episode, our special guest Dr. Liberty Galvin discusses the evolving field of weed science and precision weed management, exploring approaches in no-till farming, the significance of understanding weed biology and ecology, and the future of agricultural practices aimed at enhancing productivity while preserving soil health. Dr. Liberty's expertise in environmental science, agronomy, and her current focus on small grains and no-till farming practices provide invaluable perspectives on the future of agriculture. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of sustainable agriculture practices and the future of crop science.
"If you don't have a good understanding of the weed that you're targeting, you're not going to be able to keep it under those action thresholds." - Dr. Liberty Galvin
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(00:52) Introduction(08:51) Biology and ecology in weed management(11:32) Herbicide resistance and application timing(16:01) Screening program(23:00) Cover crops and their impact on weed management(25:25) Thermal time and its application in weed emergence(32:17) Final three questionsMeet the guest: Dr. Liberty Galvin is currently the Assistant Professor of Extension Weed Science at Oklahoma State University. With a profound commitment to bridging the gap between scientific research and practical application, Dr. Liberty excels in translating complex scientific knowledge into actionable insights for stakeholders in the agricultural sector. Holding a Ph.D. in Horticulture and Agronomy from the University of California - Davis, Dr. Galvin brings a wealth of knowledge to the field of weed science and precision weed management. Her work focuses on sustainable practices, offering invaluable insights into overcoming the challenges of modern agriculture.
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show our special guest, Sara Bauder, Forage Field Specialist at SDSU Extension, explored innovative forage management strategies and the impact of regenerative agriculture on crop sustainability. Sara shared her journey with forages, highlighting her work on alfalfa management, soil health initiatives, and the Northern Plains Forage Association's work to support regional growers. This conversation is essential for anyone in the crop industry looking to enhance their knowledge on forage practices. Tune in to gain valuable insights into advancing crop science through effective forage management.
"Grower groups, including our forage association, have been working toward regenerative, sustainable farming and have helped people figure out the economics of it." - Sara Bauder
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(01:00) Introduction(04:23) Networking group for the forage industry(06:39) Soil health and regenerative agriculture movement(10:47) Forage management in drought(16:55) Alfalfa management and stand longevity(21:42) Understanding alfalfa allelopathy(29:47) Final three questionsMeet the guest: Sara Bauder, M.S. is currently at SDSU Extension Forage as a Field Specialist based in Mitchell, and plays a pivotal role supporting South Dakota's agricultural community. Holding a Master of Science in Plant Science with an emphasis on Soils from South Dakota State University, Sara's extensive educational and practical background enriches her contributions to the field. Her specialized knowledge in forage management and soil science plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable agricultural practices throughout the state, showcasing her commitment to enhancing both crop productivity and environmental stewardship.
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In this insightful episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Jourdan Bell, an agronomist from Texas A&M Agrilife, joins us to explore the evolving challenges in crop science. She explored the impact of irrigation practices, technological advancements, and strategic crop selection in the face of diminishing water resources and environmental constraints. Dr. Bell's expertise sheds light on the balance between agricultural productivity and sustainable resource management, offering valuable insights for anyone involved in the crop industry. Tune in for an enriching discussion on the future of crop science in the U.S.
"If we cannot meet that water demand, we see dehydration, reduced kernels, and a loss of leaf area because the plant can't transpire it, cool itself and it just becomes impactful." - Dr. Jourdan Bell
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(01:14) Introduction(04:26) Impact of irrigation on crop productivity(06:59) Irrigation strategies and crop management(09:32) Strategies to water challenges(18:14) Balancing water management and crop choices(22:14) Socioeconomic impact of changing irrigation practices(31:45) Final three questionsMeet the guest: Dr. Jourdan Bell is a regional research and extension agronomist at Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Amarillo. She specializes in soil science and crop water use and has expertise in conserving soil and water resources. Her journey in agronomy began as a student employee, evolving through roles at the USDA's ARS CPRL and leading to a Ph.D. in soil science from Texas A&M University. Dr. Bell's research, especially during the challenging Texas drought, provides invaluable insights into crop physiological responses to stress and effective irrigation strategies.
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In this episode of "The Crop Science Podcast Show," our special guest is Dr. Katrina Cornish, a researcher in bioemergent materials at The Ohio State University. With over 30 years of experience, Dr. Cornish explored the world of alternative rubber and latex production. The conversation covers the challenges faced in global rubber supply and explores the promising future of alternative rubber crops like guayule latex. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of crop science and sustainable material production.
"With guayule, you grow it as a perennial... the amount of water it uses is less than half of cotton or alfalfa." - Dr. Katrina Cornish
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(00:56) Introduction(04:01) Global rubber production: challenges and impacts(04:49) Clone-based rubber production(14:54) Guayule latex and its potential(21:12) Dr. Cornish's current research focus(28:36) Challenges of weed control in rubber dandelion(36:16) End of the episodeMeet the guest: Dr. Katrina Cornish has over 30 years of experience on alternate rubber and latex production. She holds a B.Sc. and Ph.D. from The University of Birmingham, UK, and her expertise is in rubber biosynthesis, germplasm improvement, and innovative production systems. Currently, she is at The Ohio State University, as a Research Scholar/Endowed Chair in Bioemergent Materials. A fellow of prestigious academies and founder and CEO of EnergyEne, Inc, Dr. Cornish is at the forefront of developing sustainable natural rubber crops, bio-based fillers, and exploiting agricultural wastes for biofuels. With over 250 papers and around 20 patents, her work is crucial in shaping the future of the rubber industry.
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In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, our special guest is Dr. Scott Shearer, a leader in agricultural engineering. Dr. Shearer explores the transformative role of automation in agriculture, discussing the latest advancements in machinery control, autonomous vehicles, and the impact of AI on farming practices. Join us for this enlightening conversation that explores the forefront of agricultural technology and its implications for the future of farming.
"A tremendous amount of technology can be brought to bear on a lot of those traditionally problematic type areas. Combining adjustments has changed markedly. We see a lot cleaner grain samples, and a lot less grain on the ground as a result of this." - Dr. Scott Shearer
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(00:42) Introduction(03:41) Recent Advances in Agricultural Automation(07:27) Precision Planting on Agriculture(16:17) Future of Agricultural Automation(22:16) Impact of Tractor Ballasting on Compaction(28:03) Speed and Efficiency in Agricultural Machinery(37:55) End of the episodeMeet the guest: Dr. Scott Shearer, with his Ph.D. from The Ohio State University, is an expert in agricultural engineering. His work focuses on developing methods for precision agriculture and advancing autonomous machinery in farming. His passion for AI in agriculture and his significant contributions make him a notable figure in the crop science community.
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In the ever-evolving world of crop science, mastering farm business management is key to staying ahead. In this episode of "The Crop Science Podcast Show", our special guest, Jonathan LaPorte, MS, from Michigan State University Extension, brings a wealth of knowledge in farm business dynamics. Delving into cost production, financial analysis, and risk management, this episode is a goldmine for anyone in the crop industry looking to sharpen their decision-making skills. Join us to unearth practical strategies that can propel your farming business forward.
"Revenue protection is looking at trying to provide you protection between both price and yields" - Jonathan LaPorte
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(00:49) Introduction(03:55) Jonathan LaPorte professional transitions(06:09) Opportunities for risk management(11:09) Traits that make a producer successful in marketing(16:49) Targeting niche opportunities in farming(20:00) Insurance for high-reward specialty crops(31:59) Final three questionsMeet the guest: Jonathan LaPorte is a seasoned Farm Business Management Educator from Michigan State University Extension, Cass County, and holds a Master's degree in Agribusiness from Kansas State University. With a rich background that includes roles as a USDA Farm Loan Officer and a Certified Crop Advisor, Jon brings a wealth of experience in production economics. He's dedicated to guiding farmers in making astute business decisions, focusing on cost of production, financial analysis, and risk management. Jon also spearheads the Beginning Farmers DEMaND series, aimed at helping new farm managers with financial and business strategies.
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Join us for an insightful episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show. Our special guest, Dr. Hans Klopp, explores the impact of soil salinity and sodicity on crop yields, offering innovative strategies for sustainable agriculture. Dr. Hans Klopp, a renowned Soil Health Extension Field Specialist, highlights the benefits of cover crops, tillage techniques, and soil moisture optimization. Tune in to gain valuable insights into soil management practices.
"Too much soluble salts in the soil increases the osmotic potential and it's more difficult for plants to take up water and nutrients from the soil." - Dr. Hans Klopp
What you'll learn:
(00:00) Highlight(01:23) Introduction(05:43) Challenges in cropping systems and soil health in the Great Plains(08:31) Key parameters for improving soil health(12:55) Measuring soil health changes(17:43) Challenges in bulk density sampling(24:29) No-till practices and their effects on soil health(28:37) End of the episodeMeet the guest: Dr. Hans Klopp, a Soil Health Extension Field Specialist at South Dakota State University, has a rich academic background with a Ph.D. in Soil Sciences from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Masterโs in Soil Science from North Dakota State University. His expertise in soil sodicity and hydrology shapes his contributions to sustainable agriculture.
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