Debasish Saha

A new study by @DebSahas, @jashanjeet_kaur, @FacundoLussich, @USDA_NIFA, @UTIAg covers long-term cover cropping and nitrogen fertilization impacts on net global warming potential of continuous no-till cotton cropping systems. Read it here: doi.org/10.1002/jeq2.7…

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Happy to be a part of this work! Thanks to my coauthors for their mentorship. #TopCitedPaperAwards #machine_learning #GHG @IOPPublishing @UTIAg @MSUAgBio @BassoLabMSU @brunobasso1

All rejected papers share one common flaw: a weak discussion section. I know because I used to write them too. If you're stuck on the discussion section, wondering how to tie it all together, this is for you:

First lab graduate is always a special moment! Congratulations Dr. Arjun Chhetri! It was wonderful to work with you. I look forward to see you flourish in your future career 👍 Thanks to the committee members @JagadammaSindhu @JennDeBruyn @DButlerUT #PhD #academia #mentorship

Top #citation Award: Exciting to see that researchers around the world found our paper (DOI 10.1088/1748-9326/abd2f3) useful in their research. Best #recognition to have as a researcher! @GLBioenergy @UTIAg @KBSLTER

Differential drivers of #N2O under diverse long-term cropping systems #MachineLearning We present 17-y data from @KBSLTER. Great work by @jashanjeet_kaur @dineshpanday The original idea started in 2020 - some concepts take time to evolve! #persistent acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.100…

@XiaZhuBarker @UWMadisonCALS @USDA_NIFA @JingyiHuang101 @ZhouZhang10 @Emsilva624 @RuarkLab Congratulations @XiaZhuBarker A big milestone.

Thanks @UWMadisonCALS for putting the word out and thanks @USDA_NIFA for the support. We are super excited to work on this project. Also thanks to my awesome collaborators @JingyiHuang101 @ZhouZhang10 @Emsilva624 and supporter @RuarkLab

@JagadammaSindhu @USDA_NIFA @UTAgResearch Exciting! Eager to see things rolling on ground.

I am excited to announce that we received a USDA NIFA award to test double-cropping practices in organic grain systems. Thanks to @DebSahas and other investigators for the teamwork! Please read more 👇@USDA_NIFA @UTAgResearch utianews.tennessee.edu/enhancing-the-…

@UTIAg @ResearchUTK @AgronomyJournal

New paper 🔔 “Long‐term tillage and cover cropping differentially influenced soil nitrous oxide emissions from cotton cropping system” doi.org/10.1002/agj2.2… @jashanjeet_kaur @JagadammaSindhu @SeanSchaeffer @FacundoLussich #openaccess #longterm #N2O #covercrop #notill

Greenhouse gas emissions associated with global food supply chains could fall by 17% if people change their food choices towards more plant-based diets, reports a study published in @NatureClimate. go.nature.com/3Xa9gpi

@JagadammaSindhu @UTIAg @UtSoil Congratulations! Well deserved 👏

I am deeply honored and grateful to receive the @UTIAg Grantsmanship Award, which recognizes the total dollar of competitive extramural grants secured for research!!! All the stress and sleepless nights before the grant deadlines were worth it! @UtSoil utianews.tennessee.edu/sindhu-jagadam…

@AgricEnvLetters @UT_Herbert @UTAgResearch @UTIAg @FacundoLussich @jashanjeet_kaur Great to see our research to be featured! Thank you.

A&EL featured article! Forty-two years of no-tillage and cover cropping improved soil oxygen availability and resilience doi.org/10.1002/ael2.2… Research letter by Lussich & colleagues #OpenAccess @UT_Herbert @UTAgResearch @UTIAg @FacundoLussich @jashanjeet_kaur @DebSahas

@XiaZhuBarker Did you check nitrate at those depths? I won’t be surprised to have nitrate >5ppm in corn in early July at those deeper layers. If so, that nitrate should be enough to produce N2O. The important question is how did it diffuse out from that deep soil!

Soil O2 levels are around 6% at 1m and 0.5m soil depths after heavy rain this morning in WI silty loam soils. Meanwhile we saw high N2O emissions in these moments. Interesting question: where did the N2O come from? A beautiful raining day to visit our water quality monitor field

Cover crop residue decomposition triggered soil oxygen depletion and promoted nitrous oxide emissions @FacundoLussich @jashanjeet_kaur @JagadammaSindhu @SeanSchaeffer @DebSahas nature.com/articles/s4159…

Article alert!📢 Forty-two years of no-tillage and cover cropping improved soil oxygen availability and resilience doi.org/10.1002/ael2.2… Research letter by Lussich & colleagues #OpenAccess @UT_Herbert @UTAgResearch @UTIAg

@JagadammaSindhu @UtSoil @UTIAg @UTAgResearch Congratulations @JagadammaSindhu a well deserved recognition! Way to go 👍

I am excited and honored to have received the 2024 Professional Promise in Research and Creative Achievement Award! This university-level recognition acknowledges my lab members's dedication and hard work for excellence! @UtSoil Thanks to @UTIAg @UTAgResearch for the support