My research involves selecting #covercrops species that can reduce #nutrientloss, #carbon dymnamics, and fate of #phosphorus in long-term cover crop species management #nutrient release #nutrientmanagement, #soilmanagement #BlackInAg #BlackInAgronomy #soilscience

I will be defending my PhD dissertation on Thursday July 22 at 12pm eastern/11am central. If anyone is interested in joining please let me know in a message with your email address and I will get the zoom link to you.

Researchers including @PurdueC4E affiliates Dr. Nusrat Jung & Brandon E. Boor explore using building energy & smart thermostat data to evaluate indoor ultrafine particle source & loss processes in a net-zero energy house. Check it out here: bit.ly/3rM5UY2

I love this paper from Andrew Margenot and colleagues for so many reasons. READ out loud!! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…! journals.elsevier.com/geoderma/edito…

Finally, i successful defended my doctoral degree last Friday on Impact of Long-term cover crop management on the fate and transport of phosphorus in regenerative rotational agricultural system. #covercrop #WomenInFarming #WaterConservation #soilhealth #environment #postdoc

My 13-yr old (S): How was your morning dad? Me: good, I have been working on a paper S: Nice, how much you get paid for each paper? Me: 0€ S: How is that possible? It does not make sense to me Me: Nor 2 me but it is the system we have & it is difficult to change #AcademicTwitter

Excellent presentations from SEND Lab graduate students and postdocs at ASA 2021. Very Proud PI. Illinois NREC Midwest Cover Crops Council Purdue Agronomy

It was great presenting a talk on the impact of cover crop species management tenure on extractable phosphorus over time in at Salt Lake City #ACSmtg #acs2021 #postddoc #womenInag #WomenInSTEM #WaterConservation

Purdue agronomy team at #ACTmtg. I love the connection

I enjoy working to protect the #soil. #SoilHealth begins by growing #covercrop on your field to protect the soil. Happy #WorldSoilDay #womeninag

Check out this video! Dada Adebukola talks about her research and experience in the Department of Agronomy. Purdue Agronomy Adebukola Dada, PhD youtu.be/_ncFgqLXSpU

M.S. Research Assistantship available studying corn and soybean systems management at Purdue Agronomy with Corn Specialist Dr. Quinn Dan Quinn and Soybean/Small Grains Specialist Dr. Casteel. Great opportunity, especially if pursuing extension career @AgronomyGSO #gradschool

The Armstrong SEND Lab has a Field Technician Position open (Part-time/Full Time) with great benefits. Richard Roth, PhD CCSI Midwest Cover Crops Council DiverseCornBelt Dan Quinn College of ACES The Informed Agronomist Illinois Farm Bureau Illinois Soybean Association

🚨 POSTDOC POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 Looking for a postdoc to come work with me and MU Strip Trials in on-farm assessments of #SoilHealth. A great fit for anyone interested in both research and extension. Email or DM me w/ questions - position details below.

The Reason Why! Shalamar Armstrong Purdue Agronomy Adebukola Dada, PhD Illinois NREC NRCS Indiana The Informed Agronomist Purdue Ag Research & Grad Education Purdue Ag Dean Purdue Agriculture

He said dirt in my Soils Class. Shalamar Armstrong Richard Roth, PhD The Informed Agronomist Midwest Cover Crops Council

My lttle contribution to reduce carbon footprint in my yard

My daughter asked me this question "mum, is "dirt" the same thing as "soil" because you always say soil and I am wondering if it means something different? What is the right answer to this question for a 3rd grader? Corey Lacey Richard Roth, PhD @yichaorui #soilhealth

A Purdue Agronomy team compared the long-term impact of #covercrops species on dissolved reactive #phosphorus in the Mississippi River Basin. Annual ryegrass and cereal rye released less P at the soil surface: ow.ly/TScC50Mo75m Adebukola Dada, PhD Shalamar Armstrong 📸: Adebukola Dada

From sabbatical fill-in to soil science adventure! Leading Purdue Agriculture Soil Conservation and Water Management class, we're dug deep into agricultural sustainability. First stop: Long-term tillage plots at ACRE. Students exploring soil health #SoilHealth #agronomy