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MS research by Zach Leitner "Temporal Fluctuations of Microbial Communities within the Crop Growing Season" was published this morning! Congratulations to Zach Leitner and thank you Jodi DeJong-Hughes for a great collaboration! authors.elsevier.com/a/1cbAm3p6oQ6Ky

Congratulations Umesh Acharya Umesh Acharya PhD for passing your Preliminary Exams today! Well done!

Congratulations Dr. Umesh Acharya for passing your PhD defense this morning! Fantastic work on an exciting project! "Soil Moisture Prediction using Meteorological Data, Satellite Imagery, and Machine Learning in the Red River Valley of the North" Umesh Acharya PhD School of Natural Resource Sciences

Fantastic article & advice on addressing what the vast majority of PhD's likely experience. As implied in the article, even an expert in the subject area does not preclude one from the same syndrome. How I tackled post-PhD imposter syndrome nature.com/articles/d4158…

Machine Learning for Predicting Field Soil Moisture Using Soil, Crop, and Nearby Weather Station Data in the Red River Valley of the North New research by Dr. Umesh Acharya and a great collaboration with Dr. Peter Oduor! Umesh Acharya PhD mdpi.com/1282222

Phd Work got published, two in consecutive week: Soil moisture prediction using weather, field and crop data Aaron Lee M Daigh School of Natural Resource Sciences doi.org/10.3390/soilsy… doi.org/10.1139/CJSS-2…

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Mark your calendars for next Tuesday, November 16th! WCR Presents: "Rethinking coffee carbon accounting" As COP26 wraps up in Glasgow, a deeper focus is being placed on CO2 emissions and sequestration.

World Coffee Research Rattan Lal Umesh Acharya PhD Interesting!

Amazing experience: Presented “Rethinking coffee carbon accounting” along with Professor Dr. Rattan Lal (2020 World Food Prize Winner). Some glimpses of the webinar (virtual).

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🚨Just Published🚨 A white paper by Rattan Lal & Umesh Acharya PhD on: "Carbon Accounting for Coffee-Based Farming Systems" This paper provides guidelines for rethinking coffee carbon accounting and synthesizes current information on the topic. Read More: worldcoffeeresearch.org/work/carbon-ac…

Rattan Lal Umesh Acharya PhD Most coffee CFP calculations omit key components that are critical to accurately assessing the CFP for coffee. Using a proposed new accounting system that includes missing components will result in more accurate figures than prior existing carbon estimation tools would generate.

Rattan Lal Umesh Acharya PhD A revised approach to calculating carbon footprints that takes into account missing factors would provide coffee growers and roasters an improved protocol for identifying the best management practices for growing coffee.

Happy World Soil Day. Soil can hold a lot of carbon to keep climate Healthy.

#Soilsystems #Machine Learning for Predicting Field #Soil #Moisture Using Soil, #Crop, and Nearby Weather Station Data in the Red River Valley of the North mdpi.com/2571-8789/5/4/… by Umesh Acharya PhD *, Aaron Lee M Daigh and Peter G. Oduor School of Natural Resource Sciences

Maintaining Longterm Mulching Plots for Soil Carbon Study. Lal Carbon Center #SoilCarbon

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Congratulations Dr. Lal. Lal Carbon Center Rattan Lal

Glad to see my recent book chapter on "Crop diversification and soil water" available to view for free on Google Books (link👇). Reviewed 30yr of sci. lit. with examples/situations in arid to humid regions and hot to frigid climates around the world. books.google.com/books?id=q4meE…