Our paper on using leachate from Clivus multrum toilets for plant fertilizer was published online this week, tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.…
It's open access so feel free to share.
Please RT. University of Vermont is now advertising the soil ecology position that was vacated when I retired in 2024, and was caught in a hiring freeze last year. The job posting number is F3517PO. A direct link to the announcement: uvmjobs.com/postings/83858
Student Travel Grants for the GSB2026 Conference are now open‼️
Students who work on any aspect of soil biodiversity are encouraged to apply 🐛🦠🪱
Find the full call below 👇
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Perennial wheat lines like the recent cross between annual wheat and sea wheatgrass, which has now thrived for three years in Australia, move us closer to a crop with robust perenniality. Discover what led to this moment & where perennial wheat is headed: bit.ly/43vJuyR
A new article of mine focusing on soil biology for farmers --
Understanding the Vineyard Microbiome and Soil Health progressivecrop.com/2025/05/… via @Progressive Crop Consultant
Kernza® research at the @USDA_ARS is crucial for advancing our understanding of how to grow this perennial grain in different settings across the US to support farmers, consumers, and soil health.
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New publication from our Food Systems Research Center team at U Vermont: Holistic systems thinking underpins Vermont soil health practitioners’... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Join our Crop Protection Genetics team to advance breeding for disease resistance, develop reproducible disease assessment methods, & support research to manage host-pathogen disease progression and pathogen dispersal in silphium, a perennial oilseed: 🔗bit.ly/3FvAwIc
1st day of the international perennial grain meeting “Pathway to a Perennial Future” Symposium co-hosted by The Land Institute & CIMMYT in Texcoco, MX. Welcome to nearly 100 researchers from 26 countries & 40 institutions!