PhD student, Rangeland Ecology and Hydrology
New Mexico, USA
Joined June 2011
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Enjoyed the presentation from @jenheemstra during #NMSURCW2020 today! Great insights on the benefits of social media in academia.
Made a visit to some research sites near Cuba, NM recently. Currently suffering from D3/D4 #drought with 4 of the past 5 years below average precipitation. Very limited production this year. Good snowfall this winter would definitely help. @NMClimate @AgroEcoResil @NMSUGanguli
Great read about why we need more voices into Agriculture.
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Jeremy Schallner retweeted
The LandInfo module, which measures soil color, texture and more, is the core of LandPKS. Learn how to use it to identify your soil by watching our new LandInfo video training, broken down into 5 short parts:
landpotential.org/knowledge/…
Friday afternoon ice cream is becoming a bit of a habit. Also a gentle reminder to treat myself every so often. Today was an @Oreo Blast from @sonicdrivein #fridayafternoonicecream
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Check this out if you haven’t, and make sure to vote for #whohelditbetter in the replies! I’d tell you my choice, but I’m probably (totally) biased. #voteforjeremy
Take note! The cover story of spring 2020 @nmsu_aces ACES Magazine featured not one but *two* ARID team members' hands. #handsholdingsoil #whohelditbetter
What do you call Quercus havardii? Interested to see what the consensus is and to hear from folks who live/work with it.
100%Shinnery oak
0%Shin oak
0%Havard oak
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When you spend most of the day thinking and writing about the impact of caliche on ecological processes and rangeland health, this is deserved, right? (I think so.)
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Any wildlife-minded folks know if this is typical fox behavior? #urbanwildlife @nmsu_fwce – at Las Cruces, NM
Interesting read regarding the future/potential of agroecosystem research. @NMSUGanguli @HanaJHer @AgroEcoResil
I much appreciate @NebToday featuring our work that was published the end of Feb. I have not had a chance to share more about it on twitter so here is a thread! The paper is open access and can be found here: foodsystemsjournal.org/index…
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Jeremy Schallner retweeted
"I wouldn't really say I became a scientist until probably right after my masters– when I started asking questions,"
@lewa_wildlife's @dwkimiti on the curiosity at the heart of good science. Listen to the latest #NairobiIdeasPodcast episode for more:
mawazoinstitute.org/podcast-…
Huge thanks to @HanaJHer @gutierrezerin97 @_loyaltothesoil and @taylorever18 for the hard work sampling some beautiful NM rangelands. An amazing crew! @NMSUGanguli @MeganStovall8 #WeAreRangelands #ElevateResearch
Really enjoying working on these NM rangelands! Can’t wait for the rest of the crew to experience it! @MeganStovall8 @NMSUGanguli @_loyaltothesoil @taylorever18 @gutierrezerin97 @HanaJHer
Interesting take on climate change and the narrative surrounding it.
What if We Stopped Pretending the Climate Apocalypse Can Be Stopped? newyorker.com/culture/cultur…
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