1:10-2:00 p.m.
SOIL_SCI 501 Contact/Organizer: Dr. William Pan
CROP_SCI 510 Contact/Organizer: Dr. Karen Sanguinet
The ZOOM meeting ID information for CROP_SCI 510/SOIL_SCI 501 is 362-780-238 for Spring 2020.
January 13
Alecia Kiszonas, WSU Wheat Quality Lab
“From Flavor to Table: Researching Wheat Quality”
January 20
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – no seminar
January 23
Rattan Lal, The Ohio State University
“Soil and Global Issues: Solutions Under Foot”
3 p.m., Room VBR 305
Reception to follow in the 2nd Floor Vogel Atrium
January 27
Jim Moran, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)
“Spatial Evaluation of Carbon Flow and Microbial Function through the Root-Rhizosphere-Soil Continuum”
February 3
no seminar
February 10
Julie Dawson, Dept of Horticulture, UW-Madison Urban and Regional Food Systems Program
“Participatory Variety Trialling for Direct-Market Growers in the Upper Midwest: The Seed to Kitchen Collaborative”
February 17
Presidents Day – no seminar
February 24
Erin Brooks, Dept. of Soil and Water Systems, Univ. of Idaho-Moscow
“Management Implications on Nutrient Transport at the Cook Agronomy Farm”
March 2
- Stephen Taylor, Soil Science Ph.D. Exit Seminar
“Nanoplastic and Nanomaterials in Terrestrial Systems: Environmental Concerns and Challenges” - Abdelsalam Aldarmon, Soil Science Ph.D. Exit Seminar
“Effects of Pyrolysis Temperature and Feedstock on Biochar Characteristics And Effects on Chemical and Physical Properties of Sandy Soil”
March 9
no seminar- cancelled
March 16
Spring Break – no seminar
March 23
Cancelled
March 30
Cancelled
April 6
Cancelled
April 13
**Please note the new time**
Cynthia Gleason, WSU Plant Pathology
“Root-Knot Nematode Effectors and an Induced Potato Resistance”
2:10 p.m.
Zoom ID: 238 645 548
April 20
Cancelled
April 27
Cancelled
May 4
Zoom Meeting ID: 911 7305 1879
- Dr. Lisa DeVetter, Department of Horticulture, NW WA Research and Extension Center
“Improving small fruit production requires investigations in plant-soil interactions” - Dr. Steven Seefeldt, Research Associate, NW WA Research and Extension Center
“Changing the Weed Management Paradigm”