Katelyn Congreves

Associate Professor

University of Saskatchewan

Canada

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Dr. Katelyn Congreves is an Associate Professor at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada. Her research focuses on soil health, fertility, and nitrogen cycling, particularly in the context of intercropping practices and cover crops in the Canadian Prairies. Recent contributions include studies on soil biological indicators, phosphorus use efficiency in potato cultivars, and emissions of nitrous oxide from croplands.

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Claudia Wagner-Riddle

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University of Guelph

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canN2Onet—a Canadian nitrous oxide collaboration network to meet greenhouse gas emission reduction targets

Productivity, soil fertility and soil health benefits associated with intercropping small grains and oilseeds with legumes in the semi-arid environment of the Canadian Prairies

Exploring phosphorus use efficiency of different potato cultivars on the Canadian Prairies

Overwinter and Spring Thaw Nitrous Oxide Fluxes in a Northern Prairie Cropland Are Limited but a Significant Proportion of Annual Emissions

Using soil classification to improve interpretation of biological soil health indicators

Microwave-assisted citrate extraction (MaCE) as an alternative to autoclave citrate extraction (ACE) of a soil protein fraction

Do cover crops on the Canadian prairies affect soil nitrogen cycling?

Ratio of non-growing season to growing season N2O emissions in Canadian croplands: an update to national inventory methodology

Background soil nitrogen regulates the contribution of cover crop-derived nitrogen into subsequent crop

A soil health scoring framework for arable cropping systems in Saskatchewan, Canada

Contribution of crop residue, soil, and fertilizer nitrogen to nitrous oxide emissions varies with long-term crop rotation and tillage

Crop residues contribute minimally to spring-thaw nitrous oxide emissions under contrasting tillage and crop rotations

Advancements in canadian horticulture

Soil organic nitrogen: an overlooked but potentially significant contribution to crop nutrition

Assessing variability of soil water balance components measured at a new lysimeter facility dedicated to the study of soil ecosystem services

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Claudia Wagner-Riddle

Alfons Weersink

Bobbi L. Helgason

Graham MacDonald

Karen Tanino

Kari Dunfield

Richard Farrell

Tristan Skolrud

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