Field Nitrogen & GHG: Understanding and Reducing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emission in Agriculture & Forestry
Event Details
Date
March 8, 2022
Time
9am - 11am
Location
Zoom
Host
Cornell University
9-10am
ORGANIC NITROGEN MANAGEMENT FOR GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION IN AGROECOSYSTEMS: Between a Gentle Seesaw and a Catapult
by Dr. Armen Kemanian
(Professor, Production Systems and Modeling, Department of Plant Sciences at Penn State University)
10-11am
DOCUMENTING and MANAGING FIELD NITROGEN USE FOR GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION
by Dr. Quirine Ketterings
(Professor of Nutrient Management in Agricultural Ecosystems at Cornell University).
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