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Gerson Drescher serves as an expert on soil fertility and crop science, applying research findings to the farming practices of the Cotton Belt.

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  1. Hargis, a professor at U of A, collaborated with students in Belgium and traveled through Europe for research.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Jun 25. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Gerson Drescher serves as an expert on soil fertility and crop science, applying research findings to the farming practices of the Cotton Belt.

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  1. Hargis, a professor at U of A, collaborated with students in Belgium and traveled through Europe for research.Sub-event
  2. A Tyson Endowed Professor in Food Sensory Science was appointed at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station.Sub-event
  3. ACE is applying research findings to current agricultural issues like road salts and rice, featuring expert articles.1 source
  4. Accelerated soil loss is occurring in claypan and floodplain soils of Missouri, linked to agricultural research on excess water impacts.Sub-event
  5. Expert findings on soil fertility apply to farming practices in the Cotton Belt.1 source

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