Read The Forbidden Garden. Botanists who sacrificed their lives to protect an invaluable seed collection during a siege, ensuring its survival for future generations—even as the Soviet government dismissed their work. A powerful lesson in perseverance for today's scientists. a.co/d/fQevmam

Soil science job alert! We are hiring a field-based research scientist for our soil research farm in Colorado. #SoilHealth

Join our amazing team of soil scientists working globally to translate soil science into solutions at Syngenta.

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According to new original research by Koptikke et al (2024) 'soil is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions and climate change'. 🌎👇
#soilscience #climatechange #sustainability #soilmanagement
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Does synthetic nitrogen fertilizer burn up soil organic matter? Multiple sources of evidence suggest not. N fertilizer actually slows loss of old SOM and increases microbial biomass. @jordon_wade and I:
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In a new interdisciplinary Nature Climate Change Perspective paper, led by me, @lisgilmore and Rachael Shwom, we offer a critical perspective on #climate and social “tipping points.” 🎁: rdcu.be/d2gBC 🧵

Annual performance review season is upon us. In talking to one of my team members who was fretting about all the things that didn't get done rather than celebrating what did, I encouraged her to flip the script and focus on what was learned–and consider the learnings themselves as achievements.

This week I’m at the Phytobiomes conference. One of the best for industry-academia science sharing. I’ve been soaking in all the great high quality talks and posters.

Agriculture is changing fast and it must to meet the demands of tomorrow while addressing climate change. We’re tackling this head-on with our soil health research, innovating to give farmers tools they can rely on for resilience and sustainability.

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