Johnny Campbell – Studying rice nutrition
Quick Summary
- Campbell studies nutrient management in rice systems to enhance soil-nutrient interactions for sustainable and efficient food production.
“As a master’s degree graduate student at UC Davis, I study nutrient management in rice systems,” said Campbell. “I work to help improve our understanding of important soil-nutrient interactions that can greatly affect the ability of our soils to produce food. California rice is an important global commodity, and growers need information on producing it more sustainably and economically.”
“As a master’s degree graduate student at UC Davis, I study nutrient management in rice systems,” said Campbell. “I work to help improve our understanding of important soil-nutrient interactions that can greatly affect the ability of our soils to produce food. California rice is an important global commodity, and growers need information on producing it more sustainably and economically.”
“When I finish my degree I plan to work in agriculture education and extension,” said Campbell. “I have taught college-level agricultural science and I plan to continue to teach at the community college level, or in some other way work in agricultural education and extension.”
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