Join our friends and colleagues as they discuss the latest in Agronomy.

All seminars take place Mondays at 2:30pm unless noted otherwise.

  In-person seminars will meet in LILY 2-425.

  Zoom links for virtual attendance and online-only seminars will be shared closer to their scheduled date.


 September 16th

Dr. Johannes Liesche

University of Graz, Austria

"Regulation of carbon export from plant leaves in stress responses and climatic adaptation"

Flyer   Recording   Passcode: nn.9jfvN


 September 23rd

Dr. Chuntao Yin

USDA ARS North Central Ag Research Lab

"Host-mediated microbiome selection improves plant health."

FLYER   RECORDING

NOTE: Due to a technical issue, Dr. Yin's slides are not present for most of the recording.


 September 30th

Dr. Anna Paltseva

Purdue University

Contaminated Urban Soils: Remediation and Community Action for Healthier Cities

FLYER   Recording


 October 17th

Dr. Bee Khim CHim

University of Maine

Bridging Research to Practice on Nutrient Management and Soil Health in Indiana

NOTE: This is a special seminar taking place as part of Agronomy's search for a Clinical Professor of Agronomy in Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrient Management

FLYER   Curriculum Vitae

Seminar Recording   Slides

We apologize for some technical difficulties that were faced during the seminar. Audio begins ~1:45, and slides may be viewed separately alongside the recording.


 October 28th

Dr. STefan Strohmeier

BOKU University, Austria

Combat ing dryland degradat ion through community-based Sustainable Land Management (SLM) approaches

Flyer   RECORDING


 November 4th

Dr. Chris Renschler

USDA ARS National Soil Erosion Research Lab

Banking and Understanding Sustainable, Healthy, and Enduring Landscapes: A Systems-based Approach to Evaluate Landscape Processesand Indicators

FLYER   RECORDING


 November 18th

Dr. Barney Geddes

North Dakota State University

Investigating the symbiotic productivity of rhizobia in association with crop plants

FLYER   RECORDING


 December 2nd

Dr. Hongyan Zhu

University of Kentucky

Enacting partner specificity in legume nodule symbiosis

Flyer   Zoom Link