Learn more about Sushmita Dey’s research on improving winter wheat competitiveness against herbicide-resistant Italian ryegrass and developing more sustainable weed management strategies.
Learn more about Samson Olaniyi Abiola’s research in crop physiology and nutrient management and his work toward developing practical solutions for farmers.
Learn more about Dr. Albert Kwarteng’s research in weed genetics, herbicide resistance, crop-weed competition and sustainable integrated weed management strategies.
A profile of Chongyang Oliver Li an OSU assistant professor of environmental soil chemistry highlighting his research on soil nutrient cycling and contaminants his teaching goals and his commitment to student mentorship and interdisciplinary environmental science.
Digvijay Mohite, a Plant and Soil Sciences Ph.D. student, studies precision agriculture and soil science, focusing on sustainable cotton production under limited irrigation in the Oklahoma Panhandle to address declining Ogallala Aquifer water levels.
Dr. Sergio Abit has been named director of Undergraduate Research and Honors for OSU’s Ferguson College of Agriculture. In the role, he works to expand undergraduate research opportunities and student mentorship across the college.
OSU research associate Chunliu Zhuo is using advanced gene-editing tools to develop improved wheat varieties. Her work supports sustainable agriculture by creating higher-yielding, climate-resilient wheat cultivars.
Aicha Biaou, a Ph.D. student at Oklahoma State University, researches remote sensing techniques for optimizing corn yield in the U.S. Panhandle, aiming to enhance water and resource management for global food security, while also enjoying mentoring and considering future careers in academia or industry.
Learn about Brian Arnall, the Sitlington Endowed Chair in Agriculture at OSU, focusing on precision nutrient management and enhancing plant and soil sciences.
Amna Dar, a graduate student at OSU, researches herbicide resistance in Oklahoma wheat to support local growers. Inspired by her science-focused family and early work with ARS, she chose OSU for its welcoming atmosphere. She hopes to continue in agricultural research and later pursue a doctorate.
