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Kellogg Biological Station K-12 Partnership Workshops:ДЎ) вЂњAir carbon transforms into matter and energyвЂќ Дў) вЂњFun online sources to talk about the Carbon cycle and biofuel production, plus how to use Excel to analyze data in the classroomвЂќ ДЈ) вЂњOne of the wonders of the microbe world: Nitrogen fixationвЂќ. 25-29.Д¬o-Instructor, CSS 442, 'Agricultural Ecology', co-instructors: Phil Robertson, Bruno Basso, Department of Plant and Soil Science, Michigan State University, Lansing, MI. Department of Agronomy, Universidad Central del Ecuador. Organizer and Co-Instructor, Workshop series on R, RStudio, and Statistics applied to Agricultural Research Projects (lecture + lab), with 45 faculty, and 5 co-instructors. Engineering, Department of Agronomy, Universidad Central del Ecuador. Taught to 200 and 500 level courses, with 20-110 undergraduate students from Ag. 15-16) iv) Soil health and the future of agriculture (Mar 7-9) v) Fertilizer recommendations for conventional and organic systems (Mar. 1-4) iii) Conventional and organic beans production in Michigan (Feb. 17-21) ii) Soil inorganic nitrogen availability (Feb. Guest Lecturer (online), Agronomy lecture series topics: i) Carbon sequestration and organic matter (Jan.

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