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Nitrogen management is integral to soil health and your bottom line. This article has a handy tool to help with your post-harvest assessments. ow.ly/VJnm50OM3pz

If you love the idea of a new kind of Farmer’s Almanac right in the palm of your hand, there’s an app for that. And it’s powered by AI. 🤖 ow.ly/jloy50OMTg0

🚨 DEADLINE EXTENDED 🚨 We’ve been having some website difficulties, so we’ve extended the abstract submission deadline for #ACSMeeting2023 to WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. This is the universe’s way of telling you to get that abstract brushed up and ready to go! ow.ly/4yS450OMUAX

🎵 It’s the final countdown 🎵 Submit your abstract for #ACSMeeting2023 by 4 pm tomorrow, June 13. Don’t miss the chance to showcase your research this October! ow.ly/mhuY50OLSQo

Let’s give a big hand to the winners of this year’s National Student Recognition Award! 👏👏👏 These exceptional undergrads have demonstrated first-rate scholarship, leadership, and involvement, and we’re very proud of them. ❤️ See our winners here: ow.ly/VJ2K50OHh4b

It’s time to learn! Here’s the Soil Science Term of the Week.

Pros & Cons of Eastern Red Cedar Cons: ▪️Has encroached on millions of acres of U.S. grasslands Pros: ▪️ May good for soil ▪️ Potential to be used for life-saving drugs, biofuels, and booze Learn more about this compelling conifer 🌲 ow.ly/rIu150OH9Pr

Happy #NationalHigherEducationDay! This day is all about committing to accessible education, and we’re happy to our part by offering a variety of awards and opportunities for grad and undergrad students in the fields of crops, soils, and agronomy. ow.ly/iNqJ50OH10P

To estimate the global warming potential from agroecosystems we have to get reliable data. 🌎 A recent study from @JEnvironQual found that scientists don’t necessarily use the same methodologies. So they’re proposing a solution: ow.ly/VYgN50OEtKf

Here’s everything you want to know about fallow management in the rolling plains of Texas but were afraid to ask. 👏 ow.ly/kONb50OEsvi

The #VadoseZone contains “the living skin” of our planet, that is, the outermost layer of Earth that contains the myriads of soil organisms and is the foundation of #agriculture. The vadose zone provides critical ecosystem services: ow.ly/6vfe50NCtXl @vadosezonej

Happy National Donut Day 🍩 brought to you in part by wheat 🌾 #NationalDonutDay Show wheat your appreciation and learn what @tamusoilcrop researchers learned about wheat and tillage in Texas. ow.ly/WRlv50OE4CY

Happy #PrideMonth! 🌈 We happily celebrate our LGBTQ+ society members and their contributions, as well as the orgs that support LGBTQ+ people in the agriculture field. We’ve highlighted some of these orgs so you can show your support. Check them out! 🎉 ow.ly/FwcI50OBbxq

Researchers in Washington State are studying the use of adding “#water level control structures” to tile drain systems to help with water management. The structures are placed at the outlet of the tile drains: ow.ly/PsQQ50NCrYt 📸: Navdeep Singh and Gabriel T. LaHue

We know you’ve been wondering about this week’s Soil Science Term of the Week. Well, wonder no more!

Scientists from @USDA_ARS and @USGS_UMid found that humans and cows contribute equally to antimicrobial resistance gene contamination in Wisconsin groundwater. ow.ly/4IqF50OA9QN

Hey grad students! Do you want to avoid the garbage in, garbage out pitfalls of research? Check out these data collection tips and take out the trash. 🗑️ ow.ly/pz9250OA5wt

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Get excited, y’all. It’s time for the Soil Science Term of the Week! 🚜