Miles Dyck

Associate Professor

University of Alberta

Canada

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Dr. Miles Dyck is an Associate Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada. His research focuses on soil health, organic matter composition, and the impact of liming on soil properties in various agricultural contexts. Recent articles explore topics including soil classification using advanced spectroscopy, carbon retention from manure application, and the assessment of soil health indicators across different cropping systems.

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Abdul Bais

Associate Professor

University of Regina

CANADA

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DANIEL LIPTZIN

Soil Health Institute

UNITED STATES

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Jeffrey Schoenau

University of Saskatchewan

CANADA

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Shubho Mohajan

University of Alberta

CANADA

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M.H. Entz

University of Manitoba

CANADA

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Yingchao Huang

University of Regina

CANADA

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Bing Cheng Si

Professor

CANADA

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Articles (11)

Clover cover alters soil organic matter composition, diversity, and complexity in apple orchards on the loess plateau: Temporal and vertical variations

Effects of liming on soil physical and chemical properties in Europe and North America: A review

Miscellaneous methods for determination of unfrozen water content in frozen soils

Adaptive Learning for Soil Classification in Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy Streaming

Assessment of soil health and identification of key soil health indicators for five long-term crop rotations with varying fertility management

Gray Luvisols are polygenetic

The story of long-term research sites and soil health in Canadian agriculture

Manure-induced carbon retention measured from long-term field studies in Canada

Evaluation of 14 frozen soil thermal conductivity models with observations and SHAW model simulations

Evaluation of a multi‐sensor for measuring solution electrical conductivity in coir

A new model for predicting soil thermal conductivity from matric potential

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Abdul Bais

DANIEL LIPTZIN

Jeffrey Schoenau

Shubho Mohajan

M.H. Entz

Yingchao Huang

Bing Cheng Si

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