Meagan Schipanski

Associate Professor

Colorado State University

United States

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Meagan Schipanski is an Associate Professor at Colorado State University in the United States. Her research focuses on ecosystem services, cropping strategies, soil organic carbon sequestration, and nutrient management in agroecological contexts. Recent publications highlight her work on optimizing nitrogen extraction methods, improving decision support tools for GHG emissions, and assessing soil health in water-limited environments. With a commitment to blending knowledge systems for climate resilience, she contributes significantly to the fields of agricultural sustainability and environmental management.

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Oklahoma State University

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Synergies and trade‐offs between ecosystem services and economics in dryland cover crop systems

Optimizing inorganic nitrogen extraction method to evaluate alternative cropping strategies

Soil organic carbon sequestration mediated by plant–microbe interactions after compost application

Distinct, direct and climate‐mediated environmental controls on global particulate and mineral‐associated organic carbon storage

Improving Decision Support Tools for Quantifying GHG Emissions from Organic Production Systems

Blending knowledge systems for agroecological nutrient management and climate resilience

Forage harvest management impacts “Kernza” intermediate wheatgrass productivity across North America

Soil Health Assessment and Management Framework for Water-Limited Environments: Examples from the Great Plains of the USA

Moving from measurement to governance of shared groundwater resources

Divergent belowground carbon allocation patterns of winter wheat shape rhizosphere microbial communities and nitrogen cycling activities

Nitrogen uptake by rapeseed varieties from organic matter and inorganic fertilizer sources

Plant and soil microbial responses to irrigation retirement in semiarid cropping systems

Cover crops to improve soil health in the North American Great Plains

COVID-19 and the agri-food system in the United States and Canada

Use of decision‐support tools by students to link crop management practices with greenhouse gas emissions: A case study

Management of cover crops in temperate climates influences soil organic carbon stocks: a meta‐analysis

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Kevin Wagner

Jacob Jungers

Jada Thompson

Patrick Byrne

Linda Estelí Méndez Barrientos

M. Francesca Cotrufo

Augustine Obour

Sangamesh Angadi

Rajan Ghimire

Steven J. Fonte

Lindsey Slaughter

Timothy Richards

Keith Paustian

Randa Jabbour

Thandiwe Nleya

Matthew Ryan

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