Good to see excitement in students to excel and bring their best. Congratulations for an excellent presentation Karamvir Kaur Clemson CAFLS Clemson Extension

he plotting to take all the grapes....all of them 😈

The Extension Emerging Leadership Initiative started an exciting day one of their 5th class session at Clemson University, where they focused on Professionalism and Leadership Integrity and the importance of seeking Healthy Conflict Management in their leadership roles. 🤝

Grateful to hear Jim Clements Clements share his 10 Commandments of Leadership today. His vision and commitment to excellence continue shaping our university's future. #ClemsonLeads

Day 2 of the Extension Emerging Leadership Initiative session Clemson University included a visit to the Lever Hall of Fame, a belonging & engagement activity with Dr. Julian Nixon & a session with Jim Clements on leadership, building a positive team culture and making a difference. 🤝

What a 45th special birthday gift from my soil fertility team members! 🎂 They decorated my office photos full of memories. Grateful for colleagues who make work feel like family! #BirthdaySurprise ⁦Simranpreet Kaur⁩ ⁦Karamvir Kaur⁩ ⁦Shikha Dubey⁩ ⁦

Penguin paints a picture and is extremely pleased with herself.

USDA Expediting $10 Billion in Direct Economic Assistance to Agricultural Producers | Home usda.gov/about-usda/new…

🍀ERA Monthly Workshop Series 🍀 Join us for our first RStudio Workshop and boost your data skills! 🗓️ March 24, 2025 | ⏰1:00-3:00PM 📍Edisto REC, Blackville, SC This is just the beginning-stay tuned. John Andrae #RStudio #DataScience #AgResearch #StayTuned

Excited to be part of this soil fertility research! Thanks to @AlanFranzluebbers for leading work showing how conservation practices improve soil health in the Southeast. No-till and grassland systems outperformed conventional tillage. doi.org/10.1002/agj2.7… Agricultural Research Service Clemson Extension

USDA Cancels Biden Era Climate Slush Fund, Reprioritizes Existing Funding to Farmers | Home usda.gov/about-usda/new…

It is an old but one of the best pictures taken at the end of hot muggy day while establishing on-farm soil fertility research plots at farmer's field. 🌻🌻🌻🌻

In this podcast, I’m sharing my SC experience to reduce fertilizer inputs without scarifying crop yields. Clemson CAFLS Clemson University Natural Resources Conservation Service USDA-NRCS Georgia NRCS-South Carolina

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July! Deeply grateful for the freedom to speak, live, and chase our dreams in this great nation. Serving SC communities and keeping my turban & unique identify- yet still receiving appreciation and respect from farmers and citizens makes America truly exceptional.

Selecting a right control to assess improvement in soil health is critical.

Evidence of how wet our spring has been in Starkville. Our tissue sampling study (funded by Mississippi Corn Promotion Board) is my favorite study to get pictures of. Visually, you can only see differences between 300 and everything else. Most N was lost since application due to rain.

Clemson University seeks a motivated PhD student for soil fertility & nutrient management research in SE US cropping systems. Please circulate among your circles. Contact: [email protected] ⁦Soil Science⁩ ⁦Agronomy, Crop, and Soil Science Societies⁩ ⁦⁦Clemson University⁩ ⁦⁦

Proud advisor moment- My PhD student Karamvir Kaur presented her research at 2 field days, engaging farm partners, and handling all their questions while I couldn’t be there. Lot of hard work, revisions, and self-confidence is making her independent researcher ❤️Simranpreet Kaur

Congratulations, Dr. Shikha Dubey! 🎉 A 4.5 years of dedicated work! Your research in soil science and memories of hand picking cotton will always be special. Wishing you all the best for next chapters of your career. Well deserved! 👌Clemson Extension Clemson CAFLS

Proudly wearing Clemson orange turban while presenting our cotton nitrogen results at yesterday’s field day in Blackville, SC! Shared findings from Shikha Dubey’s PhD research about saving 50-80% on some fields by cutting fertilizer costs while maintaining yields.