Mickey Ransom
@michelransom.bsky.social
Department Head and Professor Emeritus, Agronomy Department, Kansas State University. Retired soil science educator, researcher, and administrator. Follower of sports at Kansas State University, the University of Arkansas, and Gonzaga University.
I don't get it either. There is a lot of questionable information on the r/soil subreddit. Did you see the thread about how to study for the SSSA Fundamentals Exam?
September 20, 2025 at 4:28 PM
I don't get it either. There is a lot of questionable information on the r/soil subreddit. Did you see the thread about how to study for the SSSA Fundamentals Exam?
USDA-NRCS probably has thin sections of soils from Minnesota and Nebraska (or where ever else you have an interest). There was a time period when the thin sections were being made for their soil characterization work, but they did not have a scientist to study them. Contact the Kellogg Laboratory.
September 8, 2025 at 6:25 PM
USDA-NRCS probably has thin sections of soils from Minnesota and Nebraska (or where ever else you have an interest). There was a time period when the thin sections were being made for their soil characterization work, but they did not have a scientist to study them. Contact the Kellogg Laboratory.