Agroecosystem Sustainability Center
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Revolutionizing agricultural systems through research, collaboration, and engagement, bridging science & practice for productivity and ecosystem sustainability.
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25-08-2023 20:18:41
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A multi-year Illinois Soybean Association project led by Andrew Margenot is benchmarking tillage and cover crops effects for soil health and water quality. Results will inform farmers of tradeoffs among soil health, carbon credits and water quality. Crop Sciences #USSoy bit.ly/4aqtEqd
.Agroecosystem Sustainability Center Assoc. Dir. Wendy H Yang credits collaboration across departments University of Illinois in helping advance her work in tackling nitrous oxide emissions. Find out more about this College of ACES iSEE at U of I Plant Biology professor. asc.illinois.edu/uncategorized/…
A NASA Earth Science Technology Office grant will allow researchers from Agroecosystem Sustainability Center, UW Plant and Agroecosystem Sciences, Princeton University, and UBuffalo Engineering and Applied Sciences to show the impact two nitrogen fluxes — ammonia (NH3) and nitric oxide/nitrogen dioxide (NOx) — have on agricultural productivity and air quality. asc.illinois.edu/uncategorized/…
We are pleased to host leadership from NASA NASA Acres NASA Harvest to campus for an Earth Science and Agricultural Research Symposium to find ways to collaborate with College of ACES Agroecosystem Sustainability Center and farmers and political leaders to solve climate issues in the Ag space.
.The News-Gazette University of Illinois beat writer Luke Taylor reports on NASA Earth NASA Acres Dr. Alyssa Whitcraft Tuesday's historic visit to meet with Agroecosystem Sustainability Center College of ACES iSEE at U of I, area farmers, and ag agencies like Illinois Farm Bureau news-gazette.com/news/nasa-ui-t…
An Agroecosystem Sustainability Center study used ground-based instruments to measure solar-induced fluorescence that reflect plant health and photosynthesis. The dataset can be used to gain insights into the relationship between far-red SIF and canopy-level photosynthesis. asc.illinois.edu/uncategorized/…
Nice coverage from FarmWeekNow/RFD Radio on the NASA NASA Earth NASA Acres College of ACES iSEE at U of I Earth, Science and Agricultural Research Symposium on University of Illinois campus
Agroecosystem Sustainability Center's Jonathan Coppess explores the history and development of the U.S. conservation policy in his new book "Between Soil and Society." Read more about the book: aces.illinois.edu/news/between-s…. Purchase: amazon.com/Between-Soil-S…
In our spring 2024 Newsletter, we highlight some of our top recent news stories: • NASA's visit to the Illinois campus • Introduction of N2Onet • Features on scientists Wendy H Yang & Andrew Margenot Newsletter: lnkd.in/gAS-YKx9 Subscribe: lnkd.in/g_87phyT
Streambank erosion is a non-point source of P loads to surface waters. An Illinois NREC funded project will develop a field-based estimate for Illinois, with implications for P reduction targets in the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy youtube.com/watch?v=4c8G4J… iSEE at U of I
Our latest scientist series feature profiles Agroecosystem Sustainability Center iSEE at U of I U of I School of Integrative Biology Lisa Ainsworth, who heads the Dept. of Agriculture ARS Global Change & Photosynthesis Unit SoyFACE Research. asc.illinois.edu/uncategorized/…
A team led by Agroecosystem Sustainability Center scientists Yi Yang and @BinPeng, an assistant professor in Crop Sciences College of ACES found that soil moisture distribution relative to a field average remains consistent across time within each field. asc.illinois.edu/uncategorized/….. (1/2)
(2/2)...Leveraging the findings of this study, reliable estimations of high-resolution soil moisture could be made possible by integrating optical and active microwave remote sensing, and modeling, instead of relying on infield measurements. Crop Sciences iSEE at U of I
Please join us for our latest Agroecosystem Sustainability Center Seminar as Xiaopeng Song, assistant professor at Department of Geographical Sciences presents "Advancing Crop Mapping with Satellite Remote Sensing" in Turner Hall Room W121 on Monday, August 12 at 10 am. iSEE at U of I Illinois NREC
A NIFA grant will support research with Danforth Center and ASC. It will explore the impact of cover crops on soil health and corn production. ASC scientists include Kaiyu Guan, Bin Peng and Sheng Weng iSEE at U of I College of ACES asc.illinois.edu/uncategorized/…
Recently ASC associate director Andrew Margenot was featured on NPR and Harvest Public Media with Jim Meadows discussing what a host of soil samples discovered in a old barn could mean for his research. radio.wcmu.org/2024-07-22/soi…