Forbes Walker

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University of Tennessee

United States

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Forbes Walker is a Professor at the University of Tennessee, USA. His research areas include soil health assessment, biochar applications in agriculture, and the ecological impacts of nutrient management in native grassland ecosystems. Recently, he has published articles on topics such as the metagenome of Synechococcus sp. and the persistence of pesticide residues in agricultural watersheds.

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David Butler

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University of Tennessee

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Jennifer DeBruyn

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University of Tennessee

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Christopher D. Clark

University of Tennessee

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Dorothy Menefee

Tarleton State University

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Burton English

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University of Tennessee

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W. Thomas Shier

UNITED STATES

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Surendra Singh

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Washington State University

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amin Nouri gharahassanlou

Oregon State University

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Steven Wilhelm

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University of Tennessee

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Sindhu Jagadamma

Associate Professor

University of Tennessee

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Articles (15)

Metagenome-assembled genome of Synechococcus sp. “Tanasi” from the Tellico Reservoir, Tennessee, USA

Native Warm-Season Grasses Show Limited Response to Phosphorus and Potassium

Native forbs interseeded into native grass pastures persist under grazing

Can surface‐applied biochar improve soil health and plant performance in a perennial cool‐season grass forage system?

Use of a biochar-based formulation for coating corn seeds

A weighted soil heath index approach for refined assessment of soil health in cropping systems

Cropping system management responses to Cornell and Alabama soil health assessment methods in the southeastern United States

Persistence of organochlorine pesticide residues in sediments derived from an agricultural watershed in Tennessee, USA

Predicting carbon and water vapor fluxes using machine learning and novel feature ranking algorithms

Conservation agriculture increases the soil resilience and cotton yield stability in climate extremes of the southeast US

Consumer Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Potting Mix with Biochar

Soil health: Meaning, measurement, and value through a critical zone lens

Co-application of biochar and nitrogen fertilizer reduced nitrogen losses from soil

Middle and West Tennessee producer perceptions of no-till and cover crops

Application methods influence biochar–fertilizer interactive effects on soil nitrogen dynamics

Collaborators (10)

David Butler

Jennifer DeBruyn

Christopher D. Clark

Dorothy Menefee

Burton English

W. Thomas Shier

Surendra Singh

amin Nouri gharahassanlou

Steven Wilhelm

Sindhu Jagadamma

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