Lisa Schulte Moore
@lisaschultemoore.bsky.social
Wife, Mom, Scientist, MacFellow, Prof at Iowa State University, Co-Director of the Bioeconomy Institute, Believer in our capacity to solve the food-energy-environment-health quadrilemma
Thank you, Matt! I’m truly honored. It’s amazing what can come from a career of following one’s curiosity and working with others toward science in service of society if you stick with it.
March 29, 2025 at 5:55 PM
Thank you, Matt! I’m truly honored. It’s amazing what can come from a career of following one’s curiosity and working with others toward science in service of society if you stick with it.
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Can confirm, KBS is amazing and so much cool work is being done there
We're hiring an ecosystem ecologist (open rank) @kelloggbiostn.bsky.social It's a great place to work and live! Lots of opportunities for collaboration including with @kbslter.bsky.social KBS Long Term Agroecosystem Research careers.msu.edu/jobs/assista...
January 11, 2025 at 12:46 AM
Can confirm, KBS is amazing and so much cool work is being done there
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Hey everyone, my blue whale news account is shifting over from Twitter to Bluesky, follow at @bluewhalenews.bsky.social
I post about every new blue whale paper, and all things blue whales.
I post about every new blue whale paper, and all things blue whales.
December 21, 2024 at 5:37 PM
Hey everyone, my blue whale news account is shifting over from Twitter to Bluesky, follow at @bluewhalenews.bsky.social
I post about every new blue whale paper, and all things blue whales.
I post about every new blue whale paper, and all things blue whales.
Reposted by Lisa Schulte Moore
'Prairie strips' bring beauty to farms with big environmental benefits
->NBC News | #Environment | More info from EcoSearch
->NBC News | #Environment | More info from EcoSearch
'Prairie strips' bring beauty to farms with big environmental benefits
Farmers in Iowa have added “prairie strips” alongside rows of corn and soybeans to help halt serious environmental challenges inherent to farming. Prairie strips now cover some 22,000 acres in the U.S. and are growing in popularity each planting season...
www.nbcnews.com
November 30, 2024 at 2:54 AM