5K Fun Run/Walk...... 16 Presenter Information Annual Meeting App...... 16 Oral Sessions ...... 17 Author Index...... 276 Presentation Uploading...... 17 Awards & Fellows...... 53 Poster Sessions...... 17 Business Center ...... 16 Registration Center ...... 17 Career and Membership Center...... 21 SASES...... 22 CEU Approved Sessions...... 34 Schedule by Date...... 103 Continuing Education Credits...... 16 Schedule by Section/Division...... 69 Corporate Member & Exhibitor Lounge...... 16 Section/Division Business Meetings...... 62 Corporate Member Listing...... 41 Section/Community/Division Posters...... 18 Dietary Needs...... 16 Social Media...... 18 Early Career/Professional Development...... 23 Society & Other Group Food Functions & Socials . . . 68 Emergency...... 16 Society & Other Group Meetings...... 66 Exhibit Hall...... 42 Society Awards and Honors...... 18 Exhibitor Descriptions & Booth Locations...... 43 Society Center...... 20 Featured Speakers...... 5 Speaker Ready Room...... 18 Field of Fun...... 16 Sponsors ...... 14 Food Options ...... 16 Technical Sessions Future Annual Meeting...... 51 Friday–Sunday...... 121 Give Back to San Antonio...... 16 Monday...... 128 Graduate School Forum ...... 22 Tuesday...... 180 Graduate Students...... 23 Wednesday...... 237 Internet ...... 17 Ticketed Functions...... 15 Lost & Found ...... 17 Tours...... 26 Maps—Session Properties ...... 7 Trivia Social...... 18 Maps—Henry Gonzalez Convention Center (HGCC). . . 9 Welcome to San Antonio...... 3 Maps—Hilton Palacio del Rio ...... 10 Welcome Reception...... 18 Movie Night...... 17 Win $1,000! ...... 18 News Media...... 17 Workshops...... 30 Organizer/Moderator Index ...... 290 How to Use the Program Book • To Browse by Interest (Division/Section/Community)...... 69-102 • To Browse by Day and Time...... 103-120 • Use Daily Tabs for More Detailed Session Information

www.agronomy.org www.crops.org www.soils.org ASA, CSSA and SSSA 5585 Guilford Rd ., Madison, WI 53711 Phone: 608-273-8080 • Fax: 608-273-2021 www.acsmeetings.org 1 2 Welcome to San Antonio

111th ASA Annual Meeting • 64th CSSA Annual Meeting • 83rd SSSA Annual Meeting

As Program Chairs of the American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, and Soil Science Society of America, we welcome you to the 2019 International Annual Meeting . We are very excited about this year’s program theme, "Embracing the Digital Environment,” a theme that is woven throughout the sessions and symposia during this week . Our innovative science addressing today’s grand challenges will be greatly strengthened by the broad interdisciplinary expertise across our three societies . Highlights of this year’s program include the Opening Keynote presentation by Joe Cornelius, Global Development Director of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation on Sunday evening, followed by a Welcome Reception in the exhibit hall . Alex McBratney, Director of the Sydney Institute of Agriculture will present the SSSA plenary (Nyle C . Brady Frontiers of Soil Science Lectureship) on Monday morning . For the ASA plenary (Dr . & Mrs . E .T . York, Jr . Lectureship) on Tuesday morning, Cyndy Parr and Andy Jarvis will share the podium for complimentary lectures and a panel discussion . Kim Kidwell, Dean of the College of ACES, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will deliver the CSSA Plenary (Betty Klepper Endowed Lec- tureship) on Wednesday morning . Numerous tours and workshops are also provided for your professional enrichment, and an expanded Closing Reception will round out our time together on Wednesday evening . San Antonio is a great location for our meeting and November is a perfect time to visit . You can participate in the 5K Run/Walk on Tuesday morning or sign up for one of the many tours . Tuesday night is Movie Night, and will feature a screening of the movie, "Food Evolution," with popcorn and refreshments . The Henry B . Gonzalez Convention Center is nestled in the heart of the historic downtown area along the banks of the world famous River Walk, the largest urban ecosystem in the nation . Be sure to stroll, shop and dine along the winding path, explore nearby attractions like the Alamo, and immerse yourself in the history of the San Antonio Missions . We thank you for contributing to the success of our Societies' Annual Meeting . We also thank our sponsors and exhibitors who have helped finance and enrich this year’s meetings . We are grateful to the Division Chairs and Community Leaders who have tirelessly taken on the challenge of linking various sessions to the “Digital Environment” theme . Finally, we give a special thanks to the headquarters staff of ASA, CSSA, and SSSA who have worked diligently to make this a tremendous annual event . We wish you a great week in San Antonio!

ASA Program Chair CSSA Program Chair SSSA Program Chair Sylvie Brouder Shawn Kaeppler Ole Wendroth

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Opening Session Keynote | SSSA Plenary Address | Welcome Reception Brady Lecture Sunday, Nov. 10, 6:00–7:00 pm Awards | Breakfast Monday, Nov. 11, 7:00–9:00 am HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 Reception follows 7:00–9:00 pm in HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 the Exhibit Hall "Digital Soil Science and Beyond ". "Remaining Awake Through A Great Revolution," Ag Relevance Alex McBratney, Sydney Institute of Agriculture Joe Cornelius, Global Development, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation ASF Lectureship Series ASA Plenary Address | York Lecture Monday, Nov. 11 Awards | Breakfast • Calvin Sperling Memorial Biodiversity Lectureship Tuesday, Nov. 12, 7:00–9:00 am 1:30 pm–2:30 pm | HGCC, 007C Pamela Soltis, University of Florida HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 "Linking Heterogeneous Data in Biodiversity Research" Tuesday, Nov. 12 • Francis E. Clark Distinguished Lectureship on Soil Biology 10:30 am–12:00 pm | HGCC, Cantilever Room Kathleen Treseder, University of California Irvine "The Role of Fungi in Mediating Ecosystem Response to Climate Change" • Ron Phillips Plant Genetics Lectureship 11:00 am-12:00 pm | HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 2 Graeme Hammer, The University of Queensland "The CGIAR Big Data Platform and the NAL Ag Data "in silico Crop Design: Simulate to Innovate" Commons: Model Infrastructures for Advancing • William H. Patrick, Jr. Memorial Lectureship Research on Complex Problems" 2:00–6:00 pm | HGCC, Room 305 Andrew Jarvis, Center for Tropical Agriculture Royal Gardner, Stetson University Cynthia Parr, USDA ARS National Agricultural Library "Shifting Boundaries: The Intersection of Natural Re- sources, Science, and the Law" • Leo M. Walsh Soil Fertility Distinguished CSSA Plenary Address | Lectureship 5:15–8:00 pm | HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 1 Klepper Lecture Andrew Sharpley, University of Arkansas Awards | Breakfast "Honoring the Legacy of Prof. Leo M. Walsh: Translating Soil Fertility Research for Practitioners and Policymakers" Wednesday, Nov. 13, 7:00–9:00 am Wednesday, Nov. 13 HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 • Sergei A. Wilde Distinguished Lectureship "Finding Voice and Purpose as on Forest Soils a Scientist in the Age of Digital 11:00 am–12:00 pm | Hilton, El Mirador East Agriculture" Jennifer Knoepp, USDA Forest Service "Patterns of Acid Deposition Impact Long-term SO Kim Kidwell, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 4 Cycling in the Southern Appalachian Mountains" • Martin and Ruth Massengale Lectureship Closing Reception 1:30 pm–2:40 pm | HGCC, Cantilever Room David Barker, The Ohio State University Wednesday, Nov. 13, 4:30–6:00 pm "Modelling the Grassland Ecosystem" HGCC, Grotto, River Level

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Attendees may purchase tickets for Society events not included in the Annual Meeting registration fee at Registration if space is available.

Opening and Closing Reception - Extra Ticket Monday, Nov. 11 (Non-Registrants) $50 Frank N . Meyer Award & Breakfast, 7:00-8:10 AM $30 Sunday, Nov. 10 SSSA Breakfast & Plenary Address, 7:00-9:00 AM $15 R Bootcamp for Statistical Practice Explore San Antonio Tour, in Agricultural Research: 10:00 AM-1:00 PM $65 Session #1, 8:00-9:40 AM $60 Special Session--Diversity in ACS: Session #2, 10:00-11:40 AM $60 What Gains Have We Made? What Is the Session #3, 1:00-2:40 PM $60 Outlook for the Future?, 12:00-1:30 PM $25 Session #4, 3:00-4:40 PM $60 Communications 101 for Scientists: Division C-03 Crop Ecology Management Relating in 2019, 1:30-4:30 PM $30 and Quality Tour, 8:00 AM-3:00 PM $75 SASES Awards Dinner & Social, Composting and Urban Agriculture 6:30-9:00 PM $85 in San Antonio Area, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM $90 Accessing NEON’s Open Source Data King Ranch Tour, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM $110 and Soil Archives, 3:00-4:00 PM $30 Experiment and Treatment Design Matter: A Wrong Analysis is Wrong Whether Tuesday, Nov. 12 Conducted in SAS or in R, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM $180 ASA, CSSA, & SSSA 5K Run/Walk, 6:30 am–8:00 am, $45 Intro to Python Data Analysis and Visualization Tools, ASA Breakfast & Plenary Address, 8:30 AM-5:00 PM $205 7:00 -9:00 AM $15 SASES Brunch & Keynote Speaker, Generation Image: Photography 101 8:30-10:30 AM $55 for Communicating Science & Research, 9:30-11:15 AM $30 San Antonio Turfgrass Science Tour: Water Use Efficiency and Resource Golden Opportunity & Greenfield Scholars Conservation, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM $110 Lunch and Program, 12:00-2:00 PM $75 Modeling the Effects of Agricultural Management and Climatic Variability Wednesday, Nov. 13 on Yield and Soil/Water Quality using WinAPEX, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM $185 CSSA Breakfast & Plenary Address, Explore San Antonio Tour, 7:00-9:00 AM $15 1:00-4:00 PM $65 Science Not Silence: An Advocacy Workshop, Field Scale Agricultural Remote Sensing: 9:30-11:00 AM $15 sUAS, Drones, and Beyond, 1:00-5:00 PM $190 Professional Development for Turfgrass An Integrated Environmental, Economic, Scientists, 1:00-4:00 PM $70 and Farm Management Decision-Making Out of This World Soil & Crop Science Tour— Tool: Nutrient Tracking Tool (NTT), Overnight Tour, 1:00-5:00 PM $90 Wed ., 6:00 PM-Thurs ., 5:00 PM $170 Advanced Searching of the GRIN Database to Obtain the Right Germplasm for Your Breeding and Research Program, 2:30-4:30 PM $60

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5K Run/Walk Emergency Sponsored by Apogee Instruments When reporting an emergency remain calm and be Join your friends on Tuesday, Nov . 12, at 6:30 am for prepared to describe in detail the nature of the emergency . the 5K Run/Walk . This year's course will start and end Courtesy phones are located within the HGCC . Instruc- at the Grand Hyatt hotel . Early arrivers can gather inside tions with phone numbers are provided near each phone . the Grand Hyatt lobby . Join your colleagues and get signed up! Everyone receives a t-shirt and snacks . Prizes Life-threatening Emergency: are awarded to the top finishers . Registration closes at 5:00 pm on Monday, Nov . 11, and there will be no regis- • Call 911 immediately and give as many details as tration at the start line . Pick up your course map, t-shirt, possible . and bib number in the Registration Center . Cost: $45 . • Notify the operator that you are a guest at the Henry B . Gonzalez Convention Center, 900 E . Market St . • Notify in-house Security (210) 207-7773 and relay the Annual Meeting App information so that they can direct emergency per- Make sure to download the mobile meetings app to sonnel to the appropriate location quickly . connect with attendees, search the program, and view other valuable information . Search for "MySci Mtgs," Non-life-threatening Emergency: on your Android or iPhone/iPad to download the app • Notify in-house Security Division (210) 207-7773 and and get connected . relay the information . They will contact the appropriate response team for the location . Business Center The UPS Store is located on the first floor of the Field of Fun Convention Center for all your business needs . Have even more fun at the Annual Meeting by visit- Phone: 210-258-8950 Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-6:30 pm ing the Field of Fun located in the Society Center in the Saturday, 9:00 am-3:00 pm Exhibit Hall . Connect with your peers while having fun Sunday, closed playing CornHole, giant Jenga, and giant Connect 4!

Corporate Member & Exhibitor Lounge Food Options Exhibitors and employees of corporate members, Convention Center concession stands are located on be sure to visit the Corporate Member and Exhibitor the the first floor . Hours are limited and may vary by Lounge during a break in your busy meetings schedule . day . The lounge is conveniently located in the Exhibit Hall . Market (Located in the North/Main Lobby) Broken Crust (Located in the Lobby Corridor—the hallway between Main Lobby and West Lobby) Dietary Needs Grab-&-Go Station (Located in the Lobby Corridor— If you have purchased a ticket to a Society-sponsored the hallway between Main Lobby and West Lobby) meal function and have any dietary restrictions, visit the Annual Meeting Information Desk in the Registration Complimentary coffee will be available starting at Center at least 24 hours prior to the meal function . 9:15 am in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday morning while supplies last . Monday coffee sponsorship - Field Lab Earth Podcast Earn CEUs Tuesday coffee sponsorship - L7 Informatics, Inc. Earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) toward Wednesday coffee sponsorship - Agronomic Science Foundation your Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), Certified Profes- sional Agronomist (CPAg), Certified Professional Soil Scientist (CPSS), or Certified Professional Soil Classifier Give Back to San Antonio (CPSC), certifications . Again this year, the Societies are offering a “give back” A list of approved CEU sessions is provided in the opportunity to benefit the people in need in San Antonio . Program Book on pages 34-38 . SSSA and ASA certificants The recipient this year is Feeding America . Many of you will find the self-reporting CEU forms on the SSSA and made donations to Feeding America when you registered, ASA certification websites, www .soils .org/certifications and for that we offer you a hearty thank you! and www .certifiedcropadviser .org . You may also donate to Feeding America during the Note: CCAs may only receive CEUs for structured Annual Meetings by stopping by the Registration Cen- oral presentations; open poster sessions do not qualify ter or contributing at the Welcome Reception entrance . for CCA CEUs . Thank you for your generosity . 16 General Information

Internet Oral Sessions Wireless Audio-Visual Equipment Provided Complimentary Wi-Fi is available all week through- Unless prior arrangements have been made, present- out the HGCC . ers will have available the following equipment: Network: ACS2019 • One data projector with projection screen Password: ACS • One Laptop PC with monitor • One wired lectern microphone • Laser pointer Lost & Found If additional equipment is needed, the presenter is Registration Center responsible for renting the equipment directly from During registration hours, please check with the An- Prestige Audio Visual . Please go to the Annual Meet- nual Meeting Information Desk to turn in found items ing Information Desk and ask them to contact Prestige or look for lost items . All items not claimed by 2:00 pm Audio Visual by radio . on Wednesday will be turned in to the convention center All PowerPoint slides should be created in the 16:9 security office . (widescreen) format . Poster Sessions Movie Night HGCC, Exhibit Hall Food Evolution ASA, CSSA, & SSSA will display posters on a half-size poster board for one day . HGCC, Stars Ball 3-4 Tuesday, 7:00 pm–9:00 pm Day Set-up time Display time Removal time Free popcorn, beer, wine, soda, and water until gone . Mon . 7:00–9:00 am 9:00 am–6:00 pm 6:00–6:15 pm Amidst a brutally polarizing debate marked by passion, Tues . 7:00–9:00 am 9:00 am–6:00 pm 6:00–6:15 pm suspicion and confusion, FOOD EVOLUTION, from Wed . 7:00–9:00 am 9:00 am–4:30 pm 4:30–4:45 pm Academy Award®-nominated director Scott Hamilton Kennedy, explores the controversy surrounding GMOs Cash Bars: Monday–Tuesday, 4:00–6:00 pm and food . In the GMO debate, both pro- and anti- camps • The poster board numbers correspond to the poster num- claim science is on their side . Who’s right? After the ber as listed in the program . It is a four digit number 92-minute movie stay to discuss with Director Scott directly to the left of the presentation title . Hamilton Kennedy . • Check the program for times when authors will be View the Movie Night ad on page 29 . present to discuss their research . • Photos of poster presentations are not allowed unless the author has granted permission to the photographer . News Media • Velcro is available in the Exhibit Hall while supplies All media and PIOs must pre-register by the October last . The use of push pins is prohibited . 16 deadline . If not pre-registered, you may not attend the meeting . For registered media, name badges should be picked up at the registration desk and displayed Registration Center at all times . Media are expected to follow the Code of HGCC, North/Main Lobby, 1stFloor Conduct, including photography and videography Online registration is open until Wednesday, Nov 13 . rules . Visit www acsmeetings. org/media. for more in- Individuals who have not registered for the Annual Meet- formation . ing can do so online at www.acsmeetings.org/register . Registration Center Hours Sunday, 8:00 am–8:00 pm Presentation Uploading Monday–Tuesday, 7:00 am–5:00 pm HGCC, Room 224 Wednesday, 7:00 am–2:00 pm All poster and oral presenters are expected to upload Refunds/Cancellations their presentation (in advance of coming to the meet- There are no refunds for registrations after Oct . 18 . Can- ings or while in San Antonio) by the end of the day cellation requests received in writing by Friday, Oct . 18 prior to their presentation. Presenters using the data projector must review their presentation at least once will be refunded the fee, less an administrative fee . prior to their presentation . Staff are available to assist you in doing this in the Speaker Ready Room, Room 224 .

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Section, Community, and We highly recommend that all speakers visit the Division Posters Speaker Ready Room for an opportunity to practice their presentations and get comfortable with the equipment . Society section, community, and division posters, Technicians will be available to assist you . located inside the Exhibit Hall to the right of the en- If your presentation was created on a Macintosh trance, will display information such as officer names and converted to run on a PC, please test it before you and contact information, business meeting agendas, come to the meeting . Make sure that the hyperlinks still community information, symposia listings, and weekly function, and avoid using a rewritable CD (CD-RW), as schedule overviews . we’ve encountered compatibility problems with these . If your converted file includes embedded video, your video will most likely NOT play automatically on the Social Media PC platform . You will need to either convert your mov. Follow Us on Twitter files to avi. format or create a link in your slide show to Follow @ASA_CSSA_SSSA on www twitter. com. for an external .mov file . If you choose the latter, your anima- news and updates . Posts about the Annual Meeting will tion will play in a separate QuickTime window, outside use the hashtag #ACSMtg . of your PowerPoint presentation . Join Us on Facebook Join ASA, CSSA, SSSA, and SASES on Facebook by going to www f. acebook c. om Trivia Social /ASA .agronomy HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 /CSSA .crops Tuesday, 6:00–6:45 pm /SSSA .soils Join friends and colleagues for a rapid-fire pub style /ACS .gradstudents trivia social, hosted and organized by the ACS Graduate /SASES .students Student Committee . Have fun, relax, show off your trivia /GOScholars skills, meet others, and enjoy snacks . Fun prizes will be View the Social Media Contest ad on page 12 . awarded to the top teams! Everyone welcome . Contest sponsored by SoilMoisture Equipment Co.

Society Awards and Honors Welcome Reception Located in the Exhibit Hall of the HGCC, the Societ- HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 ies’ Awards and Honors area is where you will see the Sunday, 7:00–9:00 pm names, photos and accomplishments of all of this year’s Meet your colleagues while previewing the exhibits . ASA, CSSA and SSSA award winners and Fellows . Edi- All registered attendees are welcome (badge required) . tors of our publications are recognized here as well . Plan Appetizers and a cash bar are available . Donations for on spending plenty of time here to review the accom- Feeding America will be collected at the door . plishments of these distinguished recipients . Award winners are encouraged to take their poster home with them . Win $1,000! HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 Speaker Ready Room Monday and Tuesday, 5:15 pm Join us in the Exhibit Hall on Monday and Tuesday HGCC, Room 224 for a chance to win $1,000! You must be present to win. Sunday–Tuesday, 7:00 am–6:00 pm All paid registered attendees have been entered into the Wednesday, 7:00 am–12:00 pm drawings . Winners will be given three minutes to claim If you have not submitted your presentation online prior to the meeting, please do so in the Speaker Ready their prize . One winner per day . See you there! Room the day before your presentation . Speakers may submit presentation files in PowerPoint ( ppt,. pps, pptx, or ppsx), or portable document format ( .pdf) . All PowerPoint slides should be created in the 16:9 (widescreen) format . Presentations may be saved on a USB hard drive (Pocket Drive, iPod), USB flash drive, CD- ROM, CD-R, or DVD . Even if your graphics or video clips are embedded in your presentation, you still need to bring them with you to the conference and upload them in the Speaker Ready Room the day before your presentation .

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Join us at the Society Center, located in the Exhibit Science Policy Hall . The Society Center is anchoring the exhibits and • Learn about current policy and funding issues may be found in the center of the exhibition space . and what you can do to engage Need help? ASA, CSSA, and SSSA staff will be on • Share your concerns hand to answer questions and help you take advantage • Sign up to get the latest policy news and learn of our full range of programs and services . about upcoming advocacy opportunities The Society Center is more than just a place to go when you need help or information—it's a place to re- Certification lax, work and catch up with colleagues . Come visit with • Learn why professional certification is important us—we'd like to spend time with you . to your industry as a: Look for events happening in and around the Society • CertifiedCrop Adviser (CCA) Center each day! • CertifiedProfessional Agronomist (CPAg) • CertifiedProfessional Soil Scientist (CPSS) Agronomic Science Foundation • Find certified professionals or become one yourself www .a-s-f .org Education Grow the future with ASF! Help make a difference in the future of agronomy, crop, and soil sciences by joining • Discover new online educational opportunities with ASF to cultivate new talent on a global scale . • Learn about our new subscription model for the • Support undergraduate and graduate students by Online Classroom supporting our scholarships and travel awards • ASA, CSSA and SSSA Professional Development • Donate securely online at: a-s-f.org/donate without the sales pitch • Visit the Society Center’s ASF table in the Exhibit Hall to learn more Publications The American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, and Soil Science Society of America publish a collection of online resources for researchers, students and professionals . Produced by ACSESS, the Field thirteen peer-reviewed scholarly research journals, two magazines and books published each year serve academic, corporate and government institutions . of Fun Beginning in 2020, ACSESS will be partnering with Fun & Games in the Wiley for marketing, sales, and publication of our jour- Society Center nals, books, and magazines . The Wiley Online Library will include all ASA, CSSA, and SSSA Publications . For 2020 subscription renewals, price quotes or additional information, please visit the Publications team in the Society Center . CornHole! Bookstore Giant Jenga! • Visit the bookstore to view and purchase newly released ASA, CSSA and SSSA books and backlist Giant Connect 4! titles at discounted prices • Learn about new titles coming in 2020 Located in the • Share your ideas for new book titles and content Exhibit Hall

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CONNECT SEARCH RECHARGE

• Learn about career opportunities and visit the Career Fair on Monday | 3-6 pm • Post/View jobs on the Job Boards • Join/Renew your membership in ASA, CSSA, SSSA • Charging Station is here for you to take a break and “recharge” • Purchase Society Swag • “Unlock” your career with special backpack giveaways each day • Meet Membership Staff

NEW in 2019 ••• Open During Exhibit Hall Hours Discussion Boards are launched! Membership & Career Center Visit the Membership Center and learn about the newest way to connect with other members in your ASA Com- Sunday | 7-9 pm munities and CSSA/SSSA Divisions . The Discussion Monday | 9 am - 6 pm | Career Fair: 3-6 pm Boards allow for networking and creating professional Tuesday | 9 am - 6 pm connections so valuable to your career . We will show you how the daily Digest is a great way to stay on top of Wednesday | 9 am - 4:30 pm the latest happenings in our sciences . Special Events eMentor Platform Monday | Career Fair: 3-6 pm Sign up to be a Mentor or Mentee and gain valuable Wednesday | CSSA/SSSA Society Wide insight with others in our sciences . This program is an Grad Student Posters: online platform designed to connect early career pro- 9:30am - 4:30pm fessionals in agronomy, crop, soil, and environmental sciences with mentors in a variety of sectors and orga- nizations . The Mentoring Center helps facilitate and establish mentoring engagements . Mentees can search available mentors for a good match and reach out to Daily Backpack Giveaways! them . Mentors, after being approved, can respond to Try a Key to Win! requests from mentees and help support our sciences and our societies 21 2019 Annual Meeting Schedule acsmeetings.org/undergraduates

SASES Registration | Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center | North/Main FRI 5:00–9:00 PM • SAT 6:00–7:45 AM • SUN 7:30-9:00 AM And during regular Registration Hours

Graduate School Forum | Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center | Exhibit Hall SUN 7:00-9:00 PM • MON 9:00 AM–6:00 PM • TUE 9:00 AM–6:00 PM • Wednesday, 9:00 AM–4:30 PM Meet with university representatives to learn more about their schools, MS and PhD programs, and to discuss assistantships and fellowships.

HGCC: Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center 8:00 PM–9:00 PM SASES Elections HGCC, Room 221 AB Saturday, November 9 6:30 AM–5:00 PM SASES Tours 9:15 PM–11:00 PM SASES Quiz Bowl HGCC, depart from outside North/Main Lobby HGCC, Room 221 AB | Sponsored by: Tours may have different start & end times. Monday, November 11 7:30 PM–9:00 PM Presidents’ Trophy Competition 8:00 AM–9:30 AM SASES Club Presidents’ Round Table HGCC, Room 221 AB HGCC, Room 301 C

9:00 PM–10:00 PM SASES Business Meeting 9:00 AM–10:00 AM SASES National Speech Contest- Finals HGCC, Room 221 AB HGCC, Room 301 A

10:00 PM–10:30 PM Required Delegate Training for SASES 9:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibits & Career Center Open HGCC, Room 221 AB HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1

10:00 PM–12:30 AM SASES Dance/Social 10:00 AM–12:00 PM CCA Career Accelerator Round Table HGCC, Room 225 A-D HGCC, Room 301 C | Sponsor: Certified Crop Adviser Program

Sunday, November 10 10:00 AM–12:00 PM Grad School Workshop for Undergrads 8:30 AM–10:30 AM SASES Brunch & Keynote HGCC, Room 301 B Hilton Palacio de Rio, Salon del Rey ABC 12:00 PM–1:00 PM Pop with the Presidents 10:45 AM-12:15 PM SASES Club Poster Contest Hilton Palacio de Rio, Salon del Rey C HGCC, North/Main Lobby (Registration Area) 12:00 PM–1:30 PM SASES Advisor Luncheon 12:30 PM–3:15 PM Undergraduate Research Contest–Oral Hilton Palacio de Rio, La Vista ABC HGCC, Room 301 A&C 1:30 PM–3:30 PM Crops Judging Showcase Contest 3:00 PM–3:45 PM ASA-CSSA-SSSA Town Hall Meeting HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 2 HGCC, Cantilever Room 3:00 PM–4:00 PM Undergrad & Grad Student Mentoring Session 3:30 PM–5:00 PM SASES National Speech Contest Prelims HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 HGCC, Room 301 A&C 3:00 PM–6:00 PM Career Fair 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Hot Topics with the Experts HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 HGCC, Room 302 A 4:00 PM–6:00 PM Undergraduate Research Contest-Poster 6:00 PM–7:00 PM Opening Keynote: Joe Cornelius HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 HGCC, Starts at Night Ballroom 3-4 4:00 PM–6:00 PM Undergraduate Internship Poster Contest 7:00 PM–9:00 PM Exhibits & Career Center, & Grad School HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 Forum Open 6:30 PM–9:30 PM Awards Dinner & Social The Buckhorn Saloon and Museum

22 Graduate Student and Early Career Sessions Sunday, November 4 2:30 PM–3:30 PM Graduate Student Leadership Panel These sessions have been developed by the Graduate Student Committee and/or the Early Career Committee. Baltimore Convention Center, Room 321 Some sessions have been developed collaboratively as joint sessions and some are specific to each audience. Unless specifically titled for Graduate Students, all are welcome. 4:00 PM–6:00 PM Graduate Student Networking Session–Building Professional Relationships Workshop Baltimore Convention Center, Room 310 | Sponsored by Corteva Agriscience Sunday, November 10 1:30–3:00 pm Grant Application Navigation and 2:30–3:30 pm Crafting a Culture–Student Opportunities Resources for Expanding Early Career Opportunities Monday, November 5 within ASA, CSSA, SSSA HGCC, Room 007 D 9:30 AM-11:00 AM Tips from the Experts on the Job Application and Interviewing Process HGCC, Room 302 B Baltimore Convention Center, Room 301 10:15 am–12:00 pm Women in Science Workshop– 3:30–5:30 pm Student Networking Session–Building Finding Voice: The Art of Advocacy 1:30 PM-3:00 PM Career Path Opportunities for Students, Post-Docs and Early Career Members Professional Relationships 3:30–4:30 pm Women in Science Meet and Greet Baltimore Convention Center, Room 307-308 HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 2–Sponsored by Corteva Reception *Both Free this year! Sponsored by Bayer Corporation 4:00 PM-6:00 PM Federal Corner 8:00–9:30 pm Graduate Student Social HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A-C Café Ole, Sponsored by ASA, CSSA, SSSA Membership 6:00–6:45 pm Trivia Social 8:00–9:30 PM Graduate Student Social Monday, November 11 HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 Sponsored by ASA, CSSA, SSSA Membership 10:00–11:30 am Skills for Success: Mentorship & Supervision HGCC, Room 304 C Wednesday, November 13 Tuesday, November 6 *The Society-Wide Student competitors are selected through their 12:00 PM-1:30 PM Graduate Student Science Policy Luncheon 1:30–3:00 pm Career Path Opportunities for Students, division competitions with one student representing each division. Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, Constellation Ballroom A | Sponsored by Monsanto Post-Docs, and Early Career Members All attendees are welcome and encouraged to view the posters and HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 2 oral competitions. 1:30 PM-3:30 PM Interactive Workshop: Writing Manuscripts for Publication 9:30–11:00 am CSSA Society-Wide Poster Competition 1:30–3:00 pm Extension Grassroots-Developing a Baltimore Convention Center, Room 329 Judging Successful Program in your Region 7:00 PM-8:30 PM ACS Graduate Student Committee HGCC, Room 304 C 9:30–11:00 am SSSA Society-Wide Poster Competition Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, Calvert & Pratt Judging 3:00 PM–4:00 pm Undergraduate and Graduate Student HGCC, Career Center, Exhibit Hall 1 Mentoring Program HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1, Networking Table Area 11:00 am–4:30 pm CSSA Society-Wide Poster Wednesday, November 7 Competition Viewing 8:45 AM-9:45 AM Communicating Your Science: Messaging for a Greater Impact Workshop 11:00 am–4:30 pm SSSA Society-Wide Poster Baltimore Convention Center, Room 301 Tuesday, November 12 Competition Viewing HGCC, Career Center, Exhibit Hall 1 9:30 AM-11:00 AM Science not Silence: An Advocacy Workshop 8:00–10:00 am Finding a Common Language for Science Baltimore Convention Center, Room 329 (Ticket Required) Workshop HGCC, Room 007 D 1:30–3:00 pm CSSA Society-Wide Student Oral Competition 10:00 AM–11:45 AM Grant Application Navigation and Resources for Expanding Early Career Opportunities HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 1 Baltimore Convention Center, Room 301 10:00 am–12:00 pm Diversity Student Poster Competition HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 2:30–4:30 pm SSSA Society-Wide Student Oral 10:30 am–12:00 pm Master your Career: Strategies for Competition International Students & Professionals HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 2 HGCC, Room 007 D

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24 2017 Tampa, FL 2019 Graduate Student Leadership Conference November 9-10, 2019 • San Antonio, TX

The ASA, CSSA, and SSSA Graduate Student Committee hosted the 5th annual Graduate Student Leadership Conference on November 9-10, just prior to the start of the ASA, CSSA, and SSSA International Annual Meeting. Students were selected in a highly competitive application process. The conference, developed by students and for students, featured sessions designed to build on their leadership and communications skills and offered many networking opportunities. Sessions included profes- sionalism, leadership ethics, leadership (using personalized DISC assessments), positive conflict resolution, building networks, and opportunities for involvement with the Societies. Congratulations to our Students

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33 CEU Approved Sessions

Use the session number to the left of the title to locate the full session listing in the body of the program book. This will provide the time, date, and location of the CEU approved sessions. Session # CEUs Crop Management 15 Crop Ecology, Management and Quality Oral I CM 2 .0 17 Crop Breeding and Genetics Oral I CM 3 .0 20 Extending the Cover Crop Growing Season and Imaging Technology with Cover Crops CM 1 .5 25 Symposium--Cotton and Other Fiber Crops CM 1 .5 40 Symposium--Megaposium - Cross-Cutting Issues in Environmental Quality CM 3 .5 41 Legume Agronomy in Sub-Saharan Africa: Intercropping, Rotation, and N Fixation Maximization Oral CM 1 .0 43 Modelling Long Term Effects of Cropping Systems and Management on Soil-Crop-Interactions Oral . CM 1 .5 47 Global Climate Change General Oral I (includes student competition) CM 3 .0 49 Translational Genomics Oral CM 3 .0 51 Crop Ecology, Management and Quality Oral II CM 3 .5 52 Applied Soybean Research Oral I (includes student competition) CM 3 .5 56 Crop Physiology and Metabolism Oral I CM 1 .5 58 Bioenergy Systems General Oral CM 3 .5 60 Organic Management Systems Oral (includes student competition) CM 3 .0 68 Symposium--Agroecological Benefits of Tropical Legumes across Diverse Cropping Systems CM 1 .5 69 Role of Wildfire in Forest, Range, and Wildland Soils Oral CM 1 .5 92 Symposium--the Plant Microbiome and Abiotic Stress Tolerance. CM 2 .0 105 Poster and 5 Minute Rapid--Agronomic Production Systems - Soybean and Other Crops CM 1 .0 112 Global Climate Change General Oral II (includes student competition) CM 1 .5 116 Applied Soybean Research Oral II (includes student competition) CM 2 .0 125 Symposium--Predictive Agriculture Foundations II: Advances in Predictive Breeding CM 2 .0 130 Crop Physiology and Metabolism Oral II CM 2 .5 132 Forage and Grazinglands Oral I: Warm-Season Forages CM 2 .0 147 Agronomic Production Systems Specialty Crops Oral CM 1 .5 207 Crop Physiology and Metabolism Oral III CM 1 .5 208 Functional Foods Oral CM 1 .5 210 Symposium--Celebrating the Health and Nutritional Potential of Underutilized Crop Species CM 2 .0 213 Crop Breeding and Genetics Oral III CM 3 .0 234 Symposium--Opportunities through Industry-Academia Partnerships for Emerging Biofuel Feedstock Commercialization CM 2 .0 235 Symposium--New Developments for Improving Genomic Selection Methods Under Complex Scenarios CM 2 .0 241 Wheat, Small Grains, Rice & Flax--Agronomic Production Systems Oral CM 2 .5 242 Symposium--Exploring G x E x M Synergies in World-Wide Wheat Production and the Opportunities for International Collaboration CM 2 .0 243 Symposium--Long-Term Effects of Crop Management - Learning from Long-Term Experiments to Simulate Future Developments. CM 2 .0 244 Symposium--on Farm Research with Cover Crops CM 2 .0 245 Symposium--Analyzing, Improving and Managing Seed Quality: Recent Advances in the Digital Age I CM 2 .0 284 Exploring G x E x M Synergies in World-Wide Wheat Production and the Opportunities for International Collaboration Oral CM 1 .5 301 Symposium--Maximizing Genetic Gain in Plant Breeding Via Use of 2020 Enabling Technologies - the Drive to Digitize! CM 2 .0 305 Applied Soybean Research General Oral CM 2 .0 308 Crop Physiology and Metabolism Oral IV CM 2 .5 309 Seed Physiology, Production and Technology Oral CM 2 .5 310 Turf Ecology and Management Oral III: Culture, Stress & Rhizosphere Ecology CM 2 .5 311 Forage and Grazinglands Oral II: Cool-Season Forages; Alfalfa; Technology CM 2 .0 317 Cover Crop Management General Oral I (includes student competition) CM 2 .5 387 Agronomy & Crop Production--Agronomic Production Systems Oral CM 3 .0 388 Symposium--Collaborations at the National, Regional and State Levels to Facilitate Transfer of Knowledge: Cover Crops and Soil Health Networks I CM 1 .5 396 Developing Perennial Grains for Agroecosystem Resilience Oral CM 2 .5 398 Symposium--Scaling up Sustainable Intensification in Smallholder Systems CM 3 .0 399 Cover Crop Management General Oral II CM 3 .0 401 Semi-Arid Dryland Cropping Systems Oral I CM 3 .5

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Session # CEUs 420 Crop Physiology and Metabolism Oral V CM 1 .0 421 Biomedical, Health-Beneficial and Nutritionally Enhanced lantsP Oral CM 1 .0 433 Plant Genetic Resources Oral CM 1 .0 444 Symposium--Corn and Floor Crop Management in the Solar Corridor Crop Production System Oral CM 1 .0 460 Legume Crop Agronomics--Agronomic Production Systems Oral CM 1 .0 461 Semi-Arid Dryland Cropping Systems Oral II CM 1 .0 462 Cover Crop Management General Oral III CM 1 .0 463 Crop Breeding and Genetics Oral IV CM 1 .0

Nutrient Management 16 Soil Biology and Biochemistry General Oral I (Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling) NM 3 .0 48 Can We Sustain Agroecosystems with Nutrient Management Practices? Oral (includes student competition) NM 3 .0 70 Macronutrients for Crop Production Oral NM 1 .5 78 Agricultural Practices to Improve Nitrogen-Use Efficiency Oral NM 2 .0 84 Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Analysis General Oral I NM 2 .5 120 Symposium--Modernization of Soil Testing Recommendations: Current Efforts NM 2 .0 133 Forest, Range and Wildland Soils General Oral NM 2 .0 136 Soil Fertility, Plant Nutrition, and Soil/Plant Analysis Ph .D . Oral (includes student competition) NM 2 .5 141 Quantifying 4R Nutrient Stewardship Metrics Oral NM 2 .0 202 CrossDiv Symposium--Advances in Our Understanding of Organo-Mineral Complexes: Mechanisms, Measurements and Models NM 2 .0 214 Enhanced Nutrient Availability from the Soil Oral NM 3 .0 215 Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition General Oral I NM 3 .5 219 Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Analysis General Oral II NM 3 .5 231 Soil and Water Management and Conservation General Oral II NM 2 .5 236 Symposium--Managing Plant-Soil-Microbe Partnerships for Soil Carbon Stabilization and Nutrient Cycling: From Genes to Landscapes NM 2 .0 257 Nutrients and Environmental Quality General Oral I (includes student competition) NM 2 .0 278 Managing Denitrification inAgronomic Systems General Oral NM 1 .0 302 Biostimulants, Bioaugmentation and Soil Biological Health Oral NM 2 .0 313 Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition General Oral II NM 2 .0 320 Symposium--Soil Diversity and Function in C and N Dynamics: Fungi, Bacteria, and Macro-Organisms NM 2 .0 329 Nutrients and Environmental Quality General Oral II (includes student competition) NM 1 .0 393 Fertilizers in the Environment Oral NM 1 .5 412 Nutrient Dynamics and Management in Livestock Production Systems Oral NM 1 .0 415 Biostimulants, Soil Amendments, Manure, and Non-Traditional Fertilizers Oral NM 2 .0 455 Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition General Oral III NM 1 .0 471 Soil Nitrogen Cycling, When Does Community Matter? Oral NM 2 .0

Pest Management 62 Symposium--Native Genes from Exotic Germplasm and Wild Relatives for Improving Crop Disease and Insect Resistance: Part 1 - Identification and Introgression PM 2 .0 222 Symposium--Native Genes from Exotic Germplasm and Wild Relatives for Improving Crop Disease and Insect Resistance: Part II - Molecular Characterization and Marker-Assisted Selction PM 2 .0 294 Symposium--Weed Management Innovations for Organic Systems PM 2 .0 318 Turfgrass Pest Management Oral II: Diseases, Insects, and Weeds PM 2 .5 454 Symposium--Beyond Bt and Round-up: Next Generation of GMOs PM 2 .0

Precision Ag 21 Symposium--Progress of Evapotranspiration Simulations in Agricultural System Models PAg 2 .0 46 Predictive Agriculture Foundations I: Forecasting Crop Adaptation for International Agriculture Oral PAg 3 .0 63 Precision Agriculture Systems Graduate Student Oral (includes student competition) PAg 3 .0 67 Symposium--Embracing Digital Technologies and Decision Support Systems for Smart Management of Soil and Water PAg 2 .0 71 Crossdiv Symposium--the Agricultural Microbiome in the Digital Age . Connecting Data from Agricultural Systems That Drive Soil and Plant Microbiome Composition and Function at the Landscape Scale, Using Novel Social, Data and Emerging Network Ar PAg 2 .0

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Session # CEUs 72 Symposium--Crop and Nutrient Management Recommendations Based on Integrated Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and Digital Camera Systems PAg 2 .0 75 Symposium--Soil Biodiversity Knowledge in a Digital Age PAg 2 .0 134 Applications of in-Situ, Proximal, and Remote Sensing for Soil Moisture Information in Agriculture and Hydrology Oral II PAg 2 .5 138 Symposium--Advances in UAV-Based Remote Sensing for Irrigation Management PAg 1 .5 204 Symposium--Digital Technologies in Turfgrass: The Promise, Development and Application PAg 2 .0 237 Sensor-Based Nutrient Management for Greater Profitability and Healthier Environment Oral I (includes student competition) PAg 2 .5 238 Airborne and Satellite Remote Sensing General Oral I (includes student competition) PAg 2 .5 256 CrossDiv Symposium-Environmental Nanotechnology: Preventing and Solving Current and Future Problems PAg 2 .0 287 Environmental Nanotechnology: Preventing and Solving Current and Future Problems Oral PAg 2 .0 290 Symposium--Extending Remote & Digital Technologies to Traditional Crop Variety & Hybrid Trials PAg 2 .0 306 Sensor-Based Nutrient Management for Greater Profitability and Healthier Environment Oral II (includes student competition) PAg 2 .0 307 Airborne and Satellite Remote Sensing General Oral II (includes student competition) PAg 2 .5 315 Special Session Symposium--Sensors for the Soil: Remote and Real-Time Monitoring of Multiscale Soil Processes PAg 2 .5 407 Symposium--Precision Based Remote Sensing Techniques in Forest, Range, and Wildland Soils PAg 2 .0 411 Soil and Water Smart Management Using Digital Information, Decision Support Systems and Precision Technology Oral PAg 3 .0 424 Crop and Nutrient Management Recommendations Based on Integrated UAV and Digital Camera Systems Oral PAg 1 .0 435 Integration of Precision Water, Fertilizer, and Pesticide Management Oral PAg 1 .5 Workshop: (pages 30-32) Field Scale Agricultural Remote Sensing: sUAS, Drones, and Beyond PAg 3 .5

Professional Development 10 Special Session Symposium--Media Relations for Scientists 101 PD 3 .0 11 Urban and Anthropogenic Soils General Oral PD 1 .5 26 Special Session Symposium--Science Communication Hacks to Increase Public Engagement - Accessible Tools for Time-Limited Professionals PD 2 .0 28 Turf Industry Update Oral PD 1 .5 44 U .S .-Sino Agricultural Research Forum General Oral PD 1 .5 45 Special Session Symposium--Tough Choices, Soil, and Climate Change PD 2 .0 87 Skills for Success: Mentorship & Supervision PD 1 .5 88 CCA Career Accelerator Round Table PD 1 .0 107 Symposium--Gaining Access to Agronomic Inputs: The Role of Technology in Improving Input Adoption through Better Access and Information. PD 1 .0 111 Extension Grassroots - Developing a Successful Program in your Region PD 1 .5 113 Special Session Symposium--Advances in the Use of Satellite Remote Sensing for Crop Modeling and Monitoring for Food Security PD 2 .0 119 Symposium--Change Is Hard: Obstacles to Implementation of Recommendations to Farmers, Crop Advisers, and Students PD 2 .0 146 Symposium--Improving the Nutritional Value of Our Food Crops from Seeds and Soils to Society PD 2 .0 221 Symposium--Big Data and the Digital Environment in Forage and Grazinglands Research PD 2 .0 223 Tips, Tricks, and Techniques for Effective Extension and Outreach Oral PD 2 .0 230 Share Your Science--By Video! Oral PD 1 .5 247 Special Session Symposium--Drought Tolerance in Crops: From Physiological Processes to Functional Traits . PD 2 .0 248 CrossDiv Symposium--Astropedology and Space Exploration: Synergies between Planetary and Soil Sciences PD 2 .0 253 Symposium--Barriers to Adoption of Management Practices PD 2 .0 297 Symposium--Relevance of Long-Term Research in Meeting Tomorrow's Challenges in Agriculture PD 2 .0 298 Symposium--Putting Big Data into Practice across Technologies and Scales PD 2 .0 300 Symposium--Making the Most of on-Farm Trials Using Spatial Statistics PD 2 .0 304 Astropedology and Space Exploration: Synergies between Planetary and Soil Sciences Oral PD 2 .0 322 Special Session Symposium--Science Breakthroughs to Advance Food and Agricultural Research By 2030 PD 2 .0 395 Extension Education in Agronomy Oral PD 2 .5

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Session # CEUs 425 Symposium--Collaborations at the National, Regional and State Levels to Facilitate Transfer of Knowledge: Cover Crops and Soil Health Networks II PD 1 .5 439 Development and Dissemination of Antibiotic Resistance in the Environment Oral PD 1 .5 472 Agricultural Renaissance and Soil Health Oral PD 2 .0 Workshops: (pages 30-32) Communications 101 for Scientists: Relating in 2019 PD 2 .5 Generation Image: Photography 101 for Communicating Science & Research PD 1 .5 Science Not Silence: An Advocacy Workshop PD 1 .5 Science and Positive Media Relations: Creating and Delivering Your Message-By Invitation Only PD 3 .0 Experiment and Treatment Design Matter: A Wrong Analysis is Wrong Whether Conducted in SAS or in R PD 7 .0 R Bootcamp for Statistical Practice in Agricultural Research: Session 3 PD 1 .5 Professional Development for Turfgrass Scientists PD 2 .5 Modeling the Effects of Agricultural Management and Climatic Variability on Yield and Soil/Water Quality using WinAPEX PD 5 .0 R Bootcamp for Statistical Practice in Agricultural Research: Session 4 PD 1 .5 R Bootcamp for Statistical Practice in Agricultural Research: Session 1 PD 1 .5 R Bootcamp for Statistical Practice in Agricultural Research: Session 2 PD 1 .5

Sustainability Specialty 61 Soil Health I: Data-Driven Integrated Approaches Towards Sustainable Agriculture Oral SSp 3 .0 83 Symposium--the LTAR Network: Collaborative Science to Enhance Agricultural Sustainability I SSp 2 .0 121 Symposium--the LTAR Network: Collaborative Science to Enhance Agricultural Sustainability II SSp 2 .0 135 Soil Health II: Data-Driven Integrated Approaches Towards Sustainable Agriculture Oral SSp 2 .5 249 Symposium--Correctly Calculating Nitrogen Rates for Sustainable Crop Production and Environmental Protection: Advances Towards Understanding Natural Processes Governing Nitrogen Availability SSp 2 .0 255 Sustainable Intensification Oral SSp 2 .0 285 Smallholder Mixed Crop-Livestock Systems and Their Contribution to Sustainable Intensification, Diversification and Risk Management Oral SSp 1 .5 303 Symposium--Correctly Calculating Nitrogen Rates for Sustainable Crop Production and Environmental P rotection: Advances in Nitrogen Management SSp 2 .0 Workshop: (pages 30-32) An Integrated Environmental, Economic, and Farm Management Decision-Making Tool: Nutrient Tracking Tool (NTT) SSp 3 .5

Soil and Water Management 7 Fundamental Changes in Soil Taxonomy Oral SW 2 .5 14 Soils and Environmental Quality General Oral I SW 1 .5 18 Symposium--Paradigm Shifts in Soil Chemistry SW 2 .0 73 Symposium--Modernization of Soil Testing Recommendations: The Problem SW 2 .0 74 Symposium--Think Globally, Sample Locally: Assessing Anthropogenic Effects of Urban Soils at Multiple Scales SW 2 .0 76 Symposium--Conservation Practices That Improve Water Quality Outcomes SW 2 .0 81 Applications of in-Situ, Proximal, and Remote Sensing for Soil Moisture Information in Agriculture and Hydrology Oral I SW 2 .0 85 Symposium--Declining Aquifers: Enhancing Water Use Efficiency in Agriculture. SW 2 .0 91 Symposium--Use and Abuse of Empirical and Physical Models in Soil Physics, Hydrology and Geo-Engineering from Pore to Landscape Scales SW 2 .0 94 Special Session Symposium--Implementing Nutrient Management Combined with Conservation Planning: The Rest of the Story SW 2 .0 115 Symposium--Optimizing Efficiency with Sensors for Irrigation Scheduling and aterW Management SW 2 .0 117 Special Session Symposium--Managing Limited Water Resources in a Changing Climate SW 2 .0 123 Symposium--"Across the Ladder": Recent Advancements in Assessment of Reducing Soil Conditions and Hydric Soils Identification SW 2 .0 124 Symposium--Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Managed Ecosystems: Mechanisms, Measurements, and Modeling SW 2 .0 129 Use and Abuse of Empirical and Physical Models in Soil Physics, Hydrology and Geo-Engineering from Pore to Landscape Scales Oral SW 2 .0

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Session # CEUs 139 Symposium—Innovative Practices to Sustainably Manage Water and Improve Crop Production SW 2 .0 140 Animal Agriculture and the Environment Oral SW 1 .5 205 Soil Biology and Biochemistry General Oral Session II (Management Effects on Microbial Community) SW 3 .0 212 Symposium--Transdisciplinary Contributions and Opportunities in Soil Physical Hydrology SW 2 .0 224 One Health Vision, Healthy Soils, Healthy Food, Healthy People Oral SW 2 .5 225 Management Impacts on Soil Properties and Soil C and N Dynamics Oral I SW 3 .0 228 Symposium--Emerging Contaminants in Soil, Water, and Plant Systems SW 2 .0 239 Functionalized Biochar for Agricultural and Environmental Applications Oral I (Includes Student Competition) SW 2 .5 240 CrossDiv Symposium--Soil, Water, Plant and Atmosphere Interactions and Soil Carbon Dynamics in Long Term Research Experiments I SW 2 .5 252 Symposium--By-Product Gypsum Use in Agriculture SW 2 .0 258 Soil Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Emissions-General Oral I (includes student competition) SW 2 .0 260 Transdisciplinary Contributions and Opportunities in Soil Physical Hydrology Oral I SW 2 .0 283 By-Product Gypsum Use Oral SW 1 .5 291 Management Impacts on Soil Properties and Soil C and N Dynamics Oral II SW 2 .0 293 Symposium--Generational Threats to No-till Systems: Glyphosate and Urea Dependence SW 2 .0 295 Symposium--Water Movement in Soil and Plants SW 2 .0 296 Functionalized Biochar for Agricultural and Environmental Applications II - Oral (Includes Student Competition) SW 2 .0 299 Symposium--Urban Soils: Genesis, Morphology, Classification, and Interpretations SW 2 .0 312 CrossDiv Symposium--Soil, Water, Plant and Atmosphere Interactions and Soil Carbon Dynamics in Long Term Research Experiments II SW 2 .5 314 Transdisciplinary Contributions and Opportunities in Soil Physical Hydrology Oral II SW 2 .5 321 Symposium--Soil Chemistry in the Face of Climate Change: Impacts of Geochemical Processes SW 2 .0 391 Soil Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Emissions-General Oral II SW 3 .5 394 Crossdiv Symposium--Linking Soil and Environmental Health: Indicators and Outcomes I SW 2 .0 397 Soil Biology and Biochemistry General Oral III (Enzymes and Rhizosphere) SW 2 .5 400 Soil and Water Management and Conservation General Oral III SW 3 .0 403 Soil Physics and Hydrology General Oral I SW 2 .0 404 CrossDiv Symposium--Development and Dissemination of Antibiotic Resistance in the Environment SW 2 .0 405 CrossDiv Symposium--Deep, Wide, and Alive: Expanding Our View of Soils in a Changing Environment SW 2 .0 409 Soil and Water Management and Conservation General Oral IV SW 3 .0 413 Tailoring of Biochar for Enhanced Efficacy Oral SW 3 .0 414 Symposium--AgMIP North America: Modeling Interactions between Soil Carbon, Water and Nitrogen Use Efficiency to Enhance Sustainability and Resilience of Cropping Systems . SW 2 .0 417 Advancement in Measurement and Modeling of Soil Physical and Hydraulic Properties Oral: What's New? SW 2 .5 423 Symposium--Climate Smart Practices and Agricultural Resilience SW 2 .0 428 Crossdiv Symposium--Linking Soil and Environmental Health: Indicators and Outcomes II SW 2 .0 429 Symposium--Wetland Resilience in a Changing Climate SW 2 .0 431 Soil Physics and Hydrology General Oral II SW 2 .0 442 Deep, Wide, and Alive: Expanding Our View of Soils in a Changing Environment Oral SW 1 .5 464 Pedology General Oral II SW 1 .0

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Bold indicates Corporate Members 8th International Crop Science Congress ...... 53 IRROMETER0 Company Inc ...... 442 AAAS S&T Policy Fellowships ...... 256 Kincaid Equipment Manufacturing ...... 326 Agilent Technologies ...... 517 L7 Informatics, Inc ...... 513 AGRICULEX Inc...... 323 LECO Corporation ...... 261 Agronomix Software ...... 451 LI-COR Biosciences ...... 333 ALMACO ...... 461 MDPI ...... 320 American Peat Technology ...... 516 METER Group, Inc...... 201 AMS, Inc ...... 257 MicaSense ...... 506 Apogee Instruments Inc...... 321 MIDCO GLOBAL INC ...... 312 Association for Temperate Agroforestry ...... 317 MIDI, Inc...... 493 Bayer/The Climate Corp...... 221 MP Biomedicals, LLC ...... 463 BIO CHAMBERS INCORPORATED...... 441 OCP North America...... 521 Bruker ...... 276 Onset ...... 332 CABI/CSIRO ...... 319 Opti-Sciences Inc ...... 526 Cambridge University Press ...... 272 OSU- Crop and Soil Science ...... 529 Campbell Scientific...... 245 PICARRO ...... 443 CEM Corporation ...... 523 Polytec Inc ...... 275 Ceres Imaging ...... 500 PP Systems ...... 471 CID Bio-Science, Inc ...... 241 Prolific Earth Sciences ...... 472 Conviron...... 242 Questron Technologies Corp ...... 262 Daiki Rika Kogyo Co ,. Ltd ...... 313 Rejuvenation ...... 519 Davis Instruments ...... 433 SCP SCIENCE ...... 273 dawin gmbh ...... 524 SEAL Analytical, Inc ...... 252 Delta-T Devices Limited...... 101 Sentek Technologies ...... 522 Dyacon, Inc ...... 528 Sentera ...... 501 Dynamax, Inc...... 102 Skalar Inc ...... 318 EA Consumables, Inc ...... 316 Soilmoisture Equip Corp...... 328 Eijkelkamp North America ...... 514 Spectral Evolution ...... 271 Elementar Americas Inc ...... 507 SPECTRO Analytical Instruments ...... 251 The Fertilizer Institute...... 482 Spectrum Technologies, Inc ...... 267 FIAlab Instruments, Inc ...... 452 Springer Nature ...... 311 Forestry Suppliers, Inc ...... 253 Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc ...... 310 Gasmet Technologies Inc ...... 508 Synagro Technologies, Inc...... 512 Grassland Oregon ...... 518 Taylor & Francis Group ...... 263 Gylling Data Management...... 255 Thermo Fisher Scientific ...... 462 HALDRUP USA ...... 423 USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service . . . . 531 HarvestMaster...... 336 WESTERN AG INNOVATIONS INC ...... 473 Innoquest Inc ...... 432 Wintersteiger Inc ...... 502 INTL . MARKETING AND DESIGN CORP ...... 453 Zurn USA Inc ...... 265

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8th International Crop Science Congress Booth: 530 American Peat Technology Booth: 516 Website: www.mci-group.com/en-CA Website: www.americanpeattech.com On behalf of the International Crop Science Society, American Peat Technology has manufactured quality you are invited to participate in the 8th International microbial carrier media since 2003 . We produce granu- Crop Science Congress (ICSC) that will be held in Saska- lar, spherical and powdered carriers from Minnesota- toon, Saskatchewan, Canada from June 21 - 25, 2020 . This harvested peat and other biomass . Our bioAPT media congress will address basic and applied aspects of plant is the industry standard for granular Rhizobia formula- and crop sciences as they relate to strategies to develop tions . Visit our booth to see how APT can support your unique, sustainable, agricultural systems solutions for sustainable agriculture .

AAAS S&T Policy Fellowships Booth: 256 AMS, Inc. Booth: 257 Website: www.stpf-aaas.org/ Website: www.ams-samplers.com The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships AMS, Inc ,. is a leading manufacturer & provider of (STPF) is the premier opportunity for outstanding high quality soil sampling equipment . AMS equipment doctoral-level crop and soil scientists, agronomists, provides simple solutions for a variety of fields, includ- and other scientists and engineers to learn first-hand ing the agricultural industry . about policymaking, bring valuable STEM expertise to address societal challenges, and enhance their careers . Apogee Instruments Inc Booth: 321 More information: go .stpf-aaas o. rg/TriSoc19 .html Website: www.apogeeinstruments.com Apogee Instruments builds rugged and cost-effective Agilent Technologies Booth: 517 environmental sensors including PAR sensors (photo- Website: www.agilent.com synthetic radiation), pyranometers, infrared radiom- Agilent Technologies is a leading edge analytical in- eters, chlorophyll meters, oxygen sensors, NDVI/PRI strumentation company focusing on measuring metals sensors, PAR – Far-red sensors, Red – Far-red sensors, and pesticides in food and soil . net radiometers, and more . Apogee was founded over 20 years ago by Dr . Bruce Bugbee and is based in Logan, AGRICULEX Inc. Booth: 323 Utah . Website: www.agriculex.guelph.org We manufacture specialized equipment for agricul- Association for Temperate Agroforestry Booth: 317 tural research – Single Plant Thresher (SPT-1), Large Belt Website: www.aftaweb.org Thresher (LBT-2), Programmable and Non-Programma- AFTA seeks to promote the wider adoption of agro- ble Electronic Seed Counters (ESC-2 and ESC-1), Single forestry in temperate regions of North America and Cob Corn Sheller (SCS-2), Batch/Bulk Corn Sheller (BCS- pursues its mission through networking, information 2), Spelt Dehuller (SD-2), Seed Cleaners (CB-1, CB-3, exchange, a biennial conference, public education, ASC-3), Roller Sorter, Cleaner (RSC-1), and Spherical/ policy development, and engagement with university Nonspherical Seed Sorter (SNS-1) and HLBT-1 Hemp researchers, educators and extensionists, private farm Leaf and Flower bud Thresher . and forestry groups, public policy makers, and private landowners . Agronomix Software Booth: 451 Website: www.agronomix.com/ Bayer/The Climate Corp. Booth: 221 Agronomix is a Canadian software development Website: www.bayer.com company established in 1990 . Agronomix develops Bayer Crop Science is committed to increasing crop software solutions for plant breeders and agronomists productivity and food security by focusing on innova- around the world . Earlier this year, Agronomix an- tive and sustainable crop solutions . nounced the release of their new software, Genovix . Visit booth 451 to learn how Genovix is shaping the BIO CHAMBERS INCORPORATED Booth: 441 future of plant breeding research . Website: www.biochambers.com At BioChambers our focus is on building positive ALMACO Booth: 461 client experiences . We achieve this by delivering top Website: www.almaco.com of class reach-in plant growth chambers and walk- ALMACO is the global leader in providing innovative in rooms, providing excellent sales and service, and solutions to our clients in the seed research industry . introducing innovative designs to meet researchers’ ALMACO offers hundreds of different variations of requirements . Please stop by our booth to pick up our research combines, planters, threshers and seed pro- latest information and to discuss your specific growth cessing equipment all supported by the world’s largest chamber needs . dedicated team of professional field service techs .

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Bruker Booth: 276 Ceres Imaging Booth: 500 Website: www.bruker.com/hmp Website: www.ceresimaging.net Bruker is known worldwide as a leader in X-ray Ceres Imaging is a farming solutions company that analysis equipment including portable handheld XRF, helps growers and farm advisors make proactive deci- µ-XRF, TXRF and large laboratory WDXRF and XRD sions using aerial imagery and data analytics . Backed spectrometers . Our portable non-destructive elemental by university-validated science, Ceres Imaging seam- analyzers are the ideal solution for real-time nutrient di- lessly transforms precise crop imagery into actionable agnostics and heavy metal screening of soil, fertilizers, insights that help growers maximize resources, yields irrigants and plant tissue . Bruker’s new portable, self- and profits . Ceres Imaging's team of experienced ana- contained and safety-interlocked CTX will be available lysts, agronomist, and scientists are committed to giving for live demonstrations at the exhibit . farmers the power to solve with certainty .

CABI/CSIRO Booth: 319 CID Bio-Science, Inc. Booth: 241 Website: www.styluspub.com Website: www.cid-inc.com Serving plant, crop, climate, forest and environmental Cambridge University Press Booth: 272 researchers alike, CID Bio-Science makes portable plant Website: www.cambridge.org/academic physiology measurement tools researchers rely on to do Cambridge University Press is a not-for-profit pub- ground breaking research . Over its 30 year history, CID’s lisher that dates from 1534 . We are part of the University tools have been featured in over 2000 peer reviewed of Cambridge and our mission is to unlock people's published research papers and has supplied hundreds potential with the best learning and research solutions . of universities and government research programs Visit our stand to discuss publishing with us, browse worldwide with field-ready, battle-tested measurement our publications and get a 20% discount . tools . CID’s product line enables researchers to measure Campbell Scientific Booth: 245 and analyze canopy cover, leaf area index (LAI), pho- Website: www.campbellsci.com/acs2019 tosynthetically active radiation (PAR), leaf area, photo- Campbell Scientific brings you trusted, reliable solu- synthesis, chlorophyll fluorescence, respiration, transpi- tions for measuring surface weather, gas and energy ration, stomatal conductance, and NIR transmittance, fluxes, soil-water potential, and water quality . Visit our absorbance and reflectance . booth for the latest systems and digital sensing technology, including the new HygroVUE™10 air temp/RH Conviron Booth: 242 sensor, SoilVUE™10 TDR soil-moisture profile sensor, Website: www.conviron.com and ClimaVUE™50 compact digital weather sensor . Conviron is the world leader in the design, manufacture and installation of controlled environment CEM Corporation Booth: 523 systems for plant science research . Conviron’s reach- Website: www.cem.com in plant growth chambers, walk-in rooms and Argus CEM is a science based technology company that has Control Systems (a Conviron company) provide precise, provided sample prep solutions for analytical analysis uniform, and repeatable control of temperature, light, for nearly 40 years . We have been attending AAPFCO humidity, dehumidification, CO2, and other environ- meetings for over 15 years to offer guidance on micro- mental conditions . www c. onviron c. om wave digestion procedures . CEM manufactures systems that perform sample preparation for both trace metals Daiki Rika Kogyo Co., Ltd. Booth: 313 analysis as well as gas and liquid chromatography . Website: www.daiki.co.jp We are proud to introduce the new EDGE solid/liquid DIK-500R Penetrometer robot extraction system . EDGE is the perfect tool for USEPA DIK-3210 iTensiometer 3545A for extractions for pesticide residues . The EDGE DIK-5532 iPenetrometer provides an automated rapid extraction in as little as DIK-1150 Digital actual volumenometer five minutes including cool down and filtration . CEM For video exhibition will also exhibit our MARS 6 Digestion system which DIK-2610 Dust shield mill and sieve for soil RK4 II meets the sample prep and analysis requirements for DIK-6000 Rainfall simulator AOAC method 2006 0. 3 as well as 2017 0. 2 . Stop by our booth #523 to speak to one of our applications experts and learn about simplifying your sample prep .

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Davis Instruments Booth: 433 EA Consumables, Inc. Booth: 316 Website: www.davisinstruments.com Website: www.EAConsumables.com Davis Instruments manufacturers weather stations EA Consumables, Inc . and an EnviroMonitor farm sensor platform . Access Elemental analyzer consumables for: your weather data and 3rd party sensors data with an Leco®, Elementar, Thermo/Carlo Erba, Perkin Elmer, intuitive interface to measure soil moisture, monitor Dumatherm®, Europa/Sercon, Exeter Analytical, Eltra, flow meters, track chill hours, create frost alarms, track Horiba, EuroVector, Shimadzu, Antek, Velp and others growing degree days & more! Use real-time data to EA Consumables Inc . stocks and distributes the full make timely decisions . range of Elemental Micoanalysis products for users throughout the US . Easy to use WebShop at www E. A- dawin gmbh Booth: 524 Consumables co. m Website: https://www.smatrix.systems/?lang=en Our product range and quality are acknowledged As the first hands- and eyes-free assessment software worldwide, and with our 'total satisfaction guarantee' smatrix enables data collection by voice . smatrix listens you can try our products risk-free . to you and populates your trial and assessment data Please ask about our extensive range of compositional directly in digital tables . as well as isotopic standard materials . Benefit from a solution that is already successfully We offer equal or superior quality with significant being used in more than 40 countries worldwide . savings versus the original equipment manufacturer .

Delta-T Devices Limited Booth: 101 Eijkelkamp North America Booth: 514 Website: www.delta-t.co.uk Website: www.eijkelkamp-usa.com Delta-T Devices manufactures instruments for soil science, agronomy, canopy analysis, solar energy stud- Elementar Americas Inc. Booth: 507 ies, meteorology and environmental monitoring . Our Website: www.elementaramericas.com/ products include the ML3 ThetaProbe, PR2 Profile Probe Elementar is the leading manufacturer of analytical (analog and SDI-12), and SPN1 Pyranometer . Our GP2 instrumentation measuring carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, Data Logger features SDI-12 and GPRS communications hydrogen, oxygen, or chlorine in organic and most in- along with access to our online www d. eltalink-cloud . organic materials . com data management platform . The Fertilizer Institute Booth: 482 Dyacon, Inc. Booth: 528 Website: www.tfi.org Website: www.dyacon.com TFI is the leading voice of the fertilizer industry, act- Dyacon manufactures weather stations and data log- ing as an advocate for fair regulation and legislation, a gers for commercial and research applications . Weather consistent source for trusted information and data, a stations are configured and maintained by the end networking agent, and an outlet to publicize industry users, no programming required . Dyacon’s Python- initiatives in safety and environmental stewardship . programmable data logger uses expansion modules to Our Mission is to represent, promote and protect the accommodate a broad range of data collection, monitor- fertilizer industry through the following strategic ini- ing, and control applications . tiatives: To foster a prosperous fertilizer industry through Dynamax, Inc. Booth: 102 legislative and regulatory activities at the federal, state Website: www.dynamax.com and local level Dynamax, Inc . is the world leader in the production To effectively address issues impacting TFI member of sensors and systems for measuring transpiration rates companies and water use of plants . Dynamax also manufactures To share knowledge about the fertilizer industry with and distributes a wide range of other products related members, government and the agriculture industry on to weather, soil moisture, environmental monitoring, issues related to fertilizer and the farm economy and plant science research . Located in Houston, Texas, with distribution worldwide, Dynamax is a primary FIAlab Instruments, Inc. Booth: 452 source for agriculture, forestry, and plant science related Website: www.flowinjection.com research equipment . We also have equipment for use by FIAlab Instruments is a leading manufacturer of farmers, ranchers and vineyard managers specifically flow injection analysis (FIA) and sequential injection related to irrigation scheduling and plant stress man- analysis (SIA) instrumentation . These instruments agement . are used to automate and streamline many liquid- handling procedures . Our instruments are mostly used for environmental and agricultural analysis . However, research departments and industries ranging from

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fertilizer to semiconductor manufacturing have found HALDRUP USA Booth: 423 our instruments vital to their operations . Other appli- Website: www.haldrup.net cations include on-line process monitoring and sensor development . HarvestMaster Booth: 336 Beyond instrumentation, FIAlab also specializes in Website: www.harvestmaster.com software development – including custom work . We re- alize that quality software is just as important as quality Innoquest Inc Booth: 432 hardware . We have developed software that takes full Website: www.innoquestinc.com advantage of the dynamic capabilities of FIA and SIA . Award-Winning Quality Agriculture Tools For Opti- These programs are revolutionarily powerful and, most mal Sprayer Performance . importantly, easy to learn and use . Innoquest Inc . is committed to supporting agricultural production wherever it is practiced . Our SpotOn® Forestry Suppliers, Inc. Booth: 253 products provide a solution to monitor spray equipment, Website: www.forestry-suppliers.com weather and soil conditions used by farmers, growers, Full range of field supplies for forestry, agriculture, agricultural researchers and more . environmental, surveying and engineering professionals . GPS, flagging, tags, measuring tapes and rangefind- INTERNATIONAL MARKETING AND DESIGN ers, soil and water sampling and monitoring instru- CORP. Booth: 453 ments, entomological and botanical supplies, weather Website: www.seedcounters.com monitoring and environmental data loggers . Everything International Marketing and Design will be show- the outdoor professional needs . FREE 800+ page catalog ing it line of seed feeding, counting, and weigh/count or visit www f. orestry-suppliers c. om . equipment . This includes the product line for both total counting and lotsize counting for packeting by count Gasmet Technologies Inc. Booth: 508 for all sizes and types of seeds . It includes the Weigh/ Website: www.gasmet.com Count line which determines weight per 1000 seeds . Gasmet manufactures field gas analyzers deploying FTIR (Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy) . Our IRROMETER Company Inc. Booth: 442 equipment is applied to chamber-based measurements Website: www.irrometer.com of N2O, CO2, CH4, H2O vapor, NH3, and CO (amongst IRROMETER Company Inc ., the world’s most trusted other IR-absorbing gas species) . Gasmet offers ex- name in soil moisture measurement . For nearly 70 years, pandable/future-proof component libraries, and full Irrometer tensiometers and Watermark soil moisture interfaceability with commercial and user-made static sensors have continued to be the preferred choice of chambers . growers, irrigation experts, and researchers alike, for the most affordable, reliable, and direct measurement Grassland Oregon Booth: 518 of available soil water . Website: www.goseed.com COVER CROP BASICS booklets will be available in Kincaid Equipment Manufacturing Booth: 326 Booth #518 and for shipment to your location . Grassland Website: www.kincaidequipment.com Oregon is the US Leader in Cover Crop research . Creat- ing strategies by working with nature to improve pro- L7 Informatics, Inc. Booth: 513 ductivity – on the farm and throughout the agricultural Website: www.L7Informatics.com sector . Working together we can accomplish more than we can alone . LECO Corporation Booth: 261 Website: www.leco.com Gylling Data Management Booth: 255 LECO offers instrumentation for analyzing your most Website: www.gdmdata.com challenging agronomy samples . Our instruments offer Gylling Data Management (GDM) creates, markets, industry-leading analysis times and automation fea- and supports ARM software for managing and sum- tures to increase your lab’s productivity while ensuring marizing agriculture research experiments . your organic matrices’ quality . Stop by Booth 261 to dis- ARM saves time creating trials, analyzing data, and cuss our latest instrumentation, including our 828 Series producing the many reports required for successful and for C/N/Protein, and our TGM800 Moisture Analyzer . timely trial management . ARM is a recognized and respected standard throughout the crop production and protection industry . ARM is used by thousands of researchers in nearly 100 countries worldwide .

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LI-COR Biosciences Booth: 333 MIDI, Inc. Booth: 493 Website: www.licor.com/env Website: www.soilplfa.com LI-COR Biosciences manufactures instrumentation The MIDI Group of companies have provided soil for environmental research, including systems that mea- microbial community and identification services and sure greenhouse gas emissions from soils . Instruments systems for over 25 years . We are a pioneer in automated include high-precision laser-based CH4 and CO2 gas soil fatty acid analysis, phospholipid fatty acid (PLFA) analyzers, light and radiation sensors, eddy covariance analysis and neutral lipid fatty acid (NLFA) analysis gas exchange systems, and photosynthesis measure- techniques . www .soilplfa c. om ment systems . In addition, LI-COR develops software for collecting, processing, and analyzing scientific datasets . MP Biomedicals, LLC Booth: 463 Website: www.mpbio.com MDPI Booth: 320 MP Biomedicals offers Molecular Biology products, Website: www.mdpi.com/ including the FastPrep® family of automated lysis MDPI is an academic open-access publisher with instruments, accessories and DNA, RNA and protein headquarters in Basel, we publish 289 diverse peer- purification kits . We also supply immunology and reviewed, scientific, open access, electronic journals . cell biology products, including antibodies, antigens, MDPI has the mission to foster open scientific exchange purified proteins (enzymes, albumins, cytokines and in all forms, across all disciplines . Our 204 diverse, peer- growth factors), culture media, sera, cell separation reviewed, open access journals are supported by over medium and immunoassay reagents . 35,500 academic editors . Six of journals of Agronomy (http://www m. dpi c. om/journal/agronomy), Sustain- OCP North America Booth: 521 ability (http://www .mdpi .com/journal/sustainability), Website: www.ocpgroup.ma Plants (http://www .mdpi .com/journal/plants), Insects OCP North America is a subsidiary of the OCP Group, (http://www .mdpi .com/journal/insects) , welcome you a major global fertilizer and plant nutrition company . to communicate with us regarding the cutting-edge re- OCP NA was formed to provide the OCP Group with a search area and make a further cooperation . variety of services related to market analysis, partner- ship development, project management, marketing and METER Group, Inc. Booth: 201 distribution of OCP products within North America . Website: www.metergroup.com At METER, we think you should spend less time on Onset Booth: 332 complex processes and more time being productive . Website: www.onsetcomp.com That’s why we developed a full line of interconnected, HOBO® data loggers and stations record a wide plug and play sensors, instruments, and software to range of environmental parameters, including soil mois- measure the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum . Enter ture, temperature, weather, and water level and flow . See the world of TEROS, ATMOS, LABROS and ZENTRA the new HOBO MicroRX, our easiest-to-deploy, most in booth #201 . cost-effective web-enabled station, and the HOBOnet® Field Monitoring System with wireless sensor network MicaSense Booth: 506 for crop management, research, and greenhouses . Website: www.micasense.com MicaSense is at the forefront of multispectral sensor Opti-Sciences Inc. Booth: 526 development . They help agriculture specialists and com- Website: www.optisci.com panies make the right decisions for their fields through Opti-Sciences – Booth 526, Showing new systems! high quality data from their suite of multispectral and Automated plant stress monitoring system - new thermal sensors . capability . Chlorophyll content meters . Chlorophyll fluorometers . Affordable photosynthesis gas exchange MIDCO GLOBAL INC Booth: 312 systems . Leaf area meter . Website: www.midcoglobal.com Midco Global is your solutions expert leader in re- OSU- Crop and Soil Science Booth: 529 search, production and packaging supplies . We have Website: https://cropandsoil.oregonstate.edu/ taken care of client's planting, pollinating, harvesting, Get your hands dirty online . Thanks to innovative and shipping needs for over 50 years . Midco offers the teaching methods and the use of state-of-the-art tech- latest printing technology with our new MP44 and MP11 nologies, you can earn your bachelor’s degree in crop printers for printing on garden stakes and seed packets . and soil science online and receive the hands-on train- We are constantly looking at new technology and appli- ing you need to help solve the world’s most complex cations that will help benefit researchers worldwide to agricultural and natural resource problems . help them reach their goals like with our new R4 Seed Treater .

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PICARRO Booth: 443 Rejuvenation Booth: 519 Website: www.picarro.com Website: https://elevareskin.com/ Picarro gas analyzers and systems enables scientists Rejuvenation is a small, successful company that sells around the world to measure soil-fluxes, GHGs, trace and promotes innovative medical devices for women gases and stable isotopes found in the air we breathe, and men that work with LED technology which stimu- water we drink and land we harvest . The ultra-precise lates collagen production on a cellular level and also and easy-to-use instruments are deployed across the helps reduces pain . globe offering unmatched performance in a variety of field conditions . SCP SCIENCE Booth: 273 Website: www.scpscience.com Polytec Inc Booth: 275 A successful, privately owned, manufacturer of Website: www.polytec.com/us/process-analytics/ analytical equipment, supplies, reagents and matrix Polytec's NIR spectrometers are the instruments of reference materials . Products include: NovaWAVE and choice for breeders and processors for fast testing of MiniWAVE microwave digestion systems; DigiPREP protein, oil, water and other traits online in manufactur- graphite block digestion systems for metals and TKN; ing and on-harvesters . For over 50 years, we have been EasyPREP environmental analyzers (for BOD and a world leader providing instruments for research and COD), EasyPREP Soil Analyzer (for pH, and conductiv- industry . Visit Polytec's booth and discuss how we can ity), and EasyPREP liquid sample handling for ICP/ help make better measurements faster for your applica- ICP-MS sample preparation; ICP/ICP-MS supplies (i e. . tions . replacement nebulizers, spray chambers, torches, cones, peristaltic pump tubing and calibration/quality control PP Systems Booth: 471 standards); CONOSTAN®-Oil based standards (i e. . Website: www.ppsystems.com metallo-organic, TAN/TBN, viscosity and sulfur-in- See how PP Systems is redefining the boundaries oil); and XRF supplies (i .e . pelletizing presses, grinding of life science research including the CFLUX-1 Auto- machines, sample cups and thin-films) . mated Soil CO2 Flux System, versatile EGM-5 Portable CO2 Gas Analyzer and the popular CIRAS-3 Portable SEAL Analytical, Inc. Booth: 252 Photosynthesis and Chlorophyll Fluorescence System . Website: www.seal-analytical.com We’re also the proud distributor for Hansatech Instru- SEAL is the global leader in the manufacture and ments (fluorometers) and Gill Instruments (ultrasonic support of wet chemistry analyzers including digestion anemometers/compact weather stations) . and robotics systems for water, wastewater, agricultural applications . Prolific Earth Sciences Booth: 472 Offering genuine spare parts and consumables, on- or Website: www.microbiometer.com off-site repairs, technical support and training; we focus Prolific Earth Sciences located in Montgomery, New on what is important to us - you! York markets microBIOMETER®, a cell phone test that delivers a lab quality estimate of soil microbial biomass Sentek Technologies Booth: 522 in 10 minutes for $10 and provides cloud storage of data . Website: www.sentek.com.au Sentek was founded in the early 1990’s, meeting de- Questron Technologies Corp Booth: 262 mand from farmers for real insights into irrigation deci- Website: www.qtechcorp.com sions . The Drill & Drop probe measures soil moisture, Questron Technologies is a Canadian manufacturer temperature, and salinity every 4” depth – and is avail- of quality sample preparation and sample digestion able is different lengths . Installed using a fast method instruments . Since the late 1990s, we have been at the without a slurry, it gives immediate quality data on the forefront of innovations in robotics and laboratory au- soil profile . tomation . Sold worldwide, our flagship products – in automated Sentera Booth: 501 liquid handling, microwave digestion/ ashing and open Website: www.sentera.com vessel digestion – find wide ranging applications in Soil Sentera is the global technology leader in real-time, Testing (mining/ agriculture), Environmental Pollution in-season analytics and insights for agriculture . Sentera Monitoring (Nuclear Power Plants, Sewerage, Waste makes it easy for users to integrate in-field real-time data Water, Effluents), Drugs and Food sample analysis . Our with many digital ag platforms . We are a market leader team of experienced engineers and application special- in millions of acres of digital agriculture imagery span- ists offer cutting edge products, customized to each lab- ning row crops, small grains, specialty, and permanent oratory’s special and unique sample prep requirements . crops in North America alone; with customers in 53 Visit us at www .QTechCorp .com or mail us at sales@ countries . qtechcorp c. om for information .

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Skalar Inc Booth: 318 Thermo Fisher Scientific Booth: 462 Website: www.skalar.com Website: www.thermofisher.com Skalar manufactures automated soil and plant ana- Thermo Fisher Scientific is the world leader in serv- lyzers that includes combustion carbon/nitrogen units, ing science, with revenues of more than $24 billion and robotics for pH/EC/Alkalinity and the SAN++ for flow approximately 70,000 employees globally . Our mission analysis to automate nutrient testing in extracts (i e. . is to enable our customers to make the world healthier, Olsen-phosphate, ammonia, nitrate/nitrite, potassium, cleaner and safer . chloride, etc .) . USDA - NRCS Booth: 531 Soilmoisture Equip Corp Booth: 328 Website: www.soils.usda.gov Website: www.soilmoisture.com USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, Soil and Plant Science Division is part of the National Coop- Spectral Evolution Booth: 271 erative Soil Survey, an effort of Federal and State agen- Website: www.spectralevolution.com cies, universities, and professional societies to deliver SPECTRAL EVOLUTION is a leading manufacturer science-based soil information . of field portable and laboratory spectroradiometers and spectrometers for remote sensing applications includ- WESTERN AG INNOVATIONS INC. Booth: 473 ing radiance and irradiance measurements, geological Website: www.westernag.ca remote sensing, ground truthing, spectral remote sens- Western Ag Innovations provides Plant Root Simula- ing, environmental research, crop and soil research, tor (PRS®) probes and analysis for in situ determination vegetative studies, forestry and canopy studies, upwell- of soil nutrient supply . ing and downwelling measurement and more . www . spectralevolution c. om Wintersteiger Inc Booth: 502 Website: www.wintersteiger.com SPECTRO Analytical Instruments Booth: 251 WINTERSTEIGER is the world's number one in field Website: www.spectro.com research equipment and has established itself at the top of a niche market . WINTERSTEIGER supplies the Spectrum Technologies, Inc Booth: 267 technology to cover the entire cycle of field research . Website: www.specmeters.com The product range includes: plot combines, plot seeders, software solutions for data collection & evaluation and Springer Nature Booth: 311 laboratory equipment . Website: www.springernature.com/in Springer Nature is one of the world’s leading global Zurn USA Inc. Booth: 265 research, educational and professional publishers, home Website: www.zurnharvesting.com to an array of respected and trusted brands providing quality content through a range of innovative products and services . Springer Nature is the world’s largest academic book publisher and numbers almost 13,000 staff in over 50 countries . www .springernature c. om

Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. Booth: 310 Website: www.stevenswater.com Stevens designs and manufactures data collection and acquisition solutions for surface water, groundwa- ter, soil, and meteorological conditions . The renowned HydraProbe Soil Sensor is the most robust and reliable soil sensor available . The eTracker cellular gateway connects sensors directly to a cloud based server for easy data collection and interaction .

Synagro Technologies, Inc. Booth: 512 Website: www.synagro.com

Taylor & Francis Group Booth: 263 Website: www.taylorandfrancis.com

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Lizbeth Cordova Kyla A. Dendinger Gabriel Cade Janish Fresno State Univ. South Dakota State Texas A&M Univ. Univ.

Matheus Baseggio Emma Jobson Cody F. Creech Karen A. Renner Thomas S. Payne Paul C. Struik Crop Science Crop Science CSSA Early Career Crop Science Frank N. Meyer Medal International Crop Graduate Scholarship Graduate Scholarship Award Teaching for Plant Genetic Science Award Resources

55 Ignacio A. Ciampitti Rex Bernardo James A. Murphy Vivien Gore Allen Crop Science Crop Science Fred V. Grau CSSA Presidential Extension Education Research Award Turfgrass Science Award Award Award

S il Science AwardsSociety of America Chali A. Simpson Michael Singer Clayton J. Nevins Amanda Glover Hubert J. Byrd Sr. Hubert J. Byrd Sr. Clark Soil Biology Soil and Water Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Conservation Scholarship

Shelby C. McClelland Noah Sokol Rebecca L. McCulley Vilim Filipovic Julie A. Howe Scott A. Bradford Gary “Pete” Peterson Truog Soil Science America/New Zealand SSSA Early Career Lloyd R. Frederick Soil Don and Betty Dryland Soil Outstanding Soil Science Travel Award Teaching Travel Study Kirkham Soil Physics Management Dissertation Award Award Award Award Scholarship

Mary Beth Kirkham Kelly R. Thorp Nik Qafoku Jeff Skousen Hailin Zhang Michael S. Sowers International Soil L.R. Ahuja Ag Jackson Soil Soil Science Applied Soil Science Soil Science Industry Science Award Systems Modeling Chemistry & Research Award Education & Extension & Professional Award Mineralogy Award Award Leadership Award sponsored by Irrometer

56 Jirí Šimunek Douglas L. Karlen David B. Mengel Dwayne G. Westfall Paul E. Fixen David L. Lindbo Soil Science Research Soil Science Soil Science Soil Science SSSA Presidential SSSA Presidential Award Distinguished Service Distinguished Service Distinguished Service Award Award Award Award Award

golden opportunity scholars

The GO Scholars Institute matches undergraduates Adrian L. Aycock McKenzie Barth Jonathan Berlingeri Jordyn A. Bush with scientist-mentors and encourages students to pursue careers in the agronomic, crop, and soil Colorado State Univ. Univ. of Minnesota- Cornell Univ. Univ. of Wisconsin- sciences. It is supported through the Agronomic Twin Cities River Falls Science Foundation.

Elizabeth J. De Meyer Hannah L. Decker Chloe Dugger Omar G. Flores Kade D. Flynn Marjorie Hanneman Cornell Univ. Texas Tech Univ. California State Univ.- California State Univ.- Texas A&M Univ. Iowa State Univ. Chico Fresno

Madeline Henrickson Sarah J. Higgins Lauren Jorgensen Shannon M. Lamb Molly McIlquham Patricio A. Ortiz Michigan State Univ. Univ. of Missouri- Univ. of Wisconsin- Univ. of Wisconsin- Univ. of Wisconsin- BYU-Idaho Columbia Madison Platteville River Falls

57 Todd Peterson Jack K. Pieper Paul H. Skillin Alyssa Swehla Paul I. Tietz Cathelyn Wang Ohio State Univ. Iowa State Univ. Colorado State Univ. Iowa State Univ. Univ. of Wisconsin- Univ. of Maryland River Falls

Jason Wigen Noah D. Winans Rhiannon Wyma Washington State Kansas State Univ. Oklahoma State Univ. Univ. Fellows Members of the Society nominate worthy colleagues based on their Michael H. Beare Michel A. Cavigelli David H. Fleisher professional achievements and meritorious service. Up to 0.3% of New Zealand Institute USDA-ARS USDA-ARS the Society’s active and emeritus members may be elected Fellow. for Plant & Food Research

Ganga M. Bryan G. Hopkins Jalal D. Jabro Kurt Christian Eileen J. Kladivko Larry A. Redmon Hettiarachchi Brigham Young Univ USDA-ARS Kersebaum Purdue Univ. Texas A&M Kansas State Univ. ZALF - Leibniz Centre . for Agricultural Land- scape Research

58 Peter Scharf Mary E. Stromberger Weikai Yan Kathleen M. Yeater Duli Zhao Univ. of Missouri- Colorado State Univ. Agriculture & USDA-ARS USDA-ARS Columbia Agri-Food Canada

Crop Science FellowsSOCIETY OF AMERICA Members of the Society nominate worthy colleagues based on their Hans-Joachim Braun Clarice J. Coyne Katrien M. Devos professional achievements and meritorious service. Up to 0.3% of CIMMYT USDA-ARS Univ. of Georgia- the Society’s active and emeritus members may be elected Fellow. Athens

Jerry Glover Adam J. Lukaszewski M.A. Saghai Maroof Alexey Morgunov Diane L. Rowland Gustavo A. Slafer USAID Univ. of California- Virginia Tech Washington State Univ. of Florida Univ. of Lleida Riverside Univ. Award Programs SSSA Breakfast, Awards, and Plenary | Nyle C. Brady Frontiers of Soil Science Lectureship Monday Nov. 11, 2019, 7:00-9:00am | Henry B. Gonzalez Conv. Center, Stars at Night Ballrooms 3 & 4, Ballroom Level

ASA Breakfast, Awards, and Plenary | E.T. & Vam York Distinguished ASA Lectureship Tuesday Nov. 12, 2019, 7:00-9:00am | Henry B. Gonzalez Conv. Center, Stars at Night Ballrooms 3 & 4, Ballroom Level

CSSA Breakfast, Awards, and Plenary | Betty Klepper Endowed Lectureship Wednesday Nov. 13, 2019, 7:00-9:00am | Henry B. Gonzalez Conv. Center, Stars at Night Ballrooms 3 & 4, Ballroom Level

Purchase Breakfast Tickets along with online Registration, or on-site at the Registration Desk

59 S il Science FellowsSociety of America Members of the Society nominate worthy colleagues based on their Shmuel Assouline Michael H. Beare Nancy Cavallaro professional achievements and meritorious service. Up to 0.3% of Agricultural Research New Zealand Institute USDA-NIFA the Society’s active and emeritus members may be elected Fellow. Organization of Israel for Plant & Food Research

Tyson E. Ochsner Ying Ouyang Dibyendu ‘Dibs’ Charles A. Shapiro Balwant Singh Sieglinde Snapp Oklahoma State USDA Forest Service Sarkar Univ. of Nebraska- Univ. of Sydney Michigan State Univ. University Stevens Institute of Lincoln Technology

Matias B. Vanotti Jim Wang Tiequan Zhang USDA-ARS Louisiana State Univ. Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada

Nominate in 2020 agronomy.org/awards | crops.org/awards | soils.org/awards

60 Thank you to our Golden Opportunity and Greenfield Scholar mentors. Your commitment to the students makes this program possible.

Congratulations to this year’s class of Golden Opportunity and Greenfield Scholars— these scholars represent our emerging leaders in the agronomic, crop, soil, and environmental sciences/professions.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARS AND MENTORS

Mentee School Mentor Employer Adrian Aycock Colorado State Univ Avi Kaler Univ. AR McKenzie Barth Univ. MN- Twin Cities Jodie Reisner USDA-NRCS Jonathan Berlingeri Cornell Univ William Rooney TX A&M Univ. Jordy Bush Univ. WI- River Falls Jamie Foster TX A&M AgriLife Research Elizabeth De Meyer Cornell Univ William Anderson USDA-ARS Hannah Decker Texas Tech Univ. Jason de Koff TN State Univ. Chloe Dugger CA State Univ. - Chico Martha Zwonitzer Phylos Omar Flores CA State Univ. - Fresno Avat Shekoofa Univ. TN- Knoxville Kade Flynn Texas A&M Univ. Colin Campbell METER Marjorie Hanneman Iowa State Univ. Jodi Schelffler USDA-ARS Madeline Henrickson Michigan State Univ. Laura Thompson Univ. NE- Lincoln Sarah Higgins Univ. MO- Columbia Glenn Wilson USDA-ARS Lauren Jorgensen Univ. WI- Madison Mike Grusak USDA-ARS Shannon Lamb Univ. WI- Platteville Alan Franzluebbers USDA-ARS Molly McIlquham Univ. WI- River Falls Mark Liebig USDA-ARS Patricio Ortiz BYU- Idaho Maria Villamil Univ. IL- Urbana-Champaign Todd Peterson Ohio State Univ. Paul Carter Independent Consultant Jack Pieper Iowa State Univ. Rob Michits Univ. WI- Stevens Point Paul Skillin CO State Univ. Susana Milla-Lewis NC State Univ. Alyssa Swehla Iowa State Univ. Raja Reddy MS State Univ. Paul Tietz Univ. WI- River Falls Pierre Bordenave Jacobs Engineering Group Cathelyn Wang Univ. Maryland John Ryan Emeritus Member Jason Wigen WA State Univ. Shuyu Liu Texas A&M AgrilLife Research Noah Winans KS State Univ. Donn Cummings Agronomic Science Foundtion Board of Trustees Nikki Wyma OK State Univ. Amitva Chatterjee ND State Univ.

GREENFIELD SCHOLARS Blair Bennis IA State Univ. Dave Reddel Berkley Agribusiness Risk Specialists Cole Berkley SD State Univ. John Breker AGVISE Laboratories Lizabeth Cordove Fresno State Univ. JW Lemons SQM Kyla Dendinger SD State Univ. Chris Proctor Univ. NE- Lincoln Gabriel Janish TX A&M Univ. Max Crittendon Simplot Grower Solutions

COMMITTEE Roy Cantrell, Beatrix Haggard, Natasha Macnack, Samantha Miller, and Kathryn Rocha. Thank You Many thanks to the more than 1,500 members who advance the Societies and have made 2019 a successful year through service on committees, task forces, editorial boards, as reviewers, and many other opportunities . Be recognized by wearing a “Member Leader” ribbon! Pick up your ribbon in the ribbon area by registration .

Committee, task force, and editorial committee rosters can be found online at:

www .agronomy .org/about-society | www .crops .org/about-society | www .soils .org/about-society

40, 50, and 60+ year member ribbons are here to help recognize your long term membership . If you are in one of these membership categories, pick up your ribbon and wear it proudly!

Section/Division Business Meetings

ASA Sections: Day Time Location Agronomic Production Systems Wednesday 11:00 AM-12:00 PM HGCC, 303C Applied Soybean Research Monday 3:25-3:40 PM HGCC, 216B Bioenergy Systems Tuesday 11:35-11:50 AM Hilton, La Vista AB Cotton and Other Fiber Crops Sunday 5:05-5:20 PM HGCC, 304A Crop Irrigation Strategies and Management Monday 3:50-4:05 PM HGCC, 302B Nutrient Management Professionals Monday 11:35-11:50 AM HGCC, 303C Organic Management Systems Tuesday 3:30-3:45 PM HGCC, 007B Precision Agriculture Systems Tuesday 3:25-3:40 PM HGCC, 006C Semi-Arid Dryland Cropping Systems Tuesday 3:30-3:45 PM HGCC, 007A Sensor-Based Nutrient Management Monday 11:35-11:50 AM HGCC, 302A Soil and Water Management Professionals Monday 11:05-11:20 AM HGCC, 302B Solar Corridor Crop System Wednesday 11:45 AM-12:00 PM HGCC, 303B Weedy and Invasive Plant Species Monday 3:30-3:45 PM HGCC, 302A

Biometry and Statistical Computing Wednesday 2:00-3:00 PM HGCC, 305 Bioinformatics in Crops and Soils Tuesday 11:35-11:50 AM Hilton, La Vista F Spatial Statistics and On-Farm Research Tuesday 3:35-3:50 PM HGCC, 225D Statistical Education/Training for Researchers Wednesday 10:30-10:45 AM HGCC, 008A

Climatology and Modeling Wednesday 1:30-2:30 PM HGCC, 304C Agroclimatology and Agronomic Modeling Wednesday 11:05-11:20 AM Hilton, La Reina Airborne and Satellite Remote Sensing Wednesday 10:30-10:45 AM Hilton, Salon del Rey B Biophysical Measurements and Sensors Monday 3:30-3:45 PM HGCC, 006B Evapotranspiration Measurement and Modeling Sunday 5:00-5:15 PM HGCC, 304B Global Climate Change Wednesday 11:35-11:50 AM Hilton, Salon del Rey C Model Applications in Field Research Tuesday 11:45 AM-12:00 PM Hilton, El Mirador East Sensor-based Water Management Monday 3:20-3:35 PM HGCC, 006D Soil-Plant-Water Relations Tuesday 3:30 -3:45 PM HGCC, 210B

62 Section/Division Business Meetings

Day Time Location Education and Extension Wednesday 1:30-3:30 PM HGCC, 221C Advancing Agronomy via Public-Private Collaboration Monday 3:30-3:45 PM HGCC, 304A Extension Education Wednesday 10:35-10:50 AM Hilton, El Mirador West K-16 Education and Outreach Tuesday 11:00-11:15 AM HGCC, 301A Social Media in Education/Extension Monday 3:45-4:00 PM HGCC, 301A

Environmental Quality Wednesday 10:30 AM-12:00 PM HGCC, 006A Animal Agriculture and the Environment Monday 3:25-3:40 PM HGCC, 303A Biochar: Agronomic and Environmental Uses Tuesday 3:35-3:50 PM HGCC, 008B By-Product Gypsum Uses in Agriculture Tuesday 3:05-3:20 PM Hilton, La Corona Managing Denitrification in Agronomic Systems Tuesday 2:40-2:55 PM HGCC, 301C Nutrients and Environmental Quality Wednesday 10:05-10:20 AM HGCC, 006A Soil Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Monday 3:35-3:50 PM HGCC, 225D Sustainable Intensification Tuesday 11:55 AM-12:10 PM HGCC, 006A

Global Agronomy Wednesday 11:00 AM-12:00 PM HGCC, 301C Agronomic Solutions for Smallholders Wednesday 11:00-11:15 AM HGCC, 301B Agronomy in Africa Monday 8:50-9:05 AM Hilton, El Mirador East Gaining Access to Agronomic Inputs Monday 2:35-2:50 PM HGCC, 303C Perennial Grain Development Wednesday 10:35-10:50 AM HGCC, 301C Tropical Legumes Monday 11:00-11:15 AM Hilton, El Mirador East US-Sino Agricultural Research Forum Monday 9:35-9:50 AM Hilton, La Vista F Wheat Initiative Agronomists Tuesday 11:45 AM-1:15 PM HGCC, 302B

Land Management and Conservation Wednesday 11:25 AM-12:10 PM HGCC, 007B Agricultural Experiment Station Management Tuesday 3:30-3:45 PM Hilton, La Vista AB Cover Crop Management Tuesday 11:45 AM-12:00 PM HGCC, 302A Soil Health Monday 11:40-11:55 AM HGCC, 304B

CSSA Divisions: Day Time Location C01, Crop Breeding and Genetics Wednesday 3:30-4:30 PM HGCC, 221A C02, Crop Physiology and Metabolism Wednesday 11:00 AM-12:00 PM HGCC, 302A C03, Crop Ecology, Management and Quality Wednesday 10:00-11:00 AM HGCC, 303A C04, Seed Physiology, Production and Technology Tuesday 4:15-5:15 PM HGCC, 007C C05, Turfgrass Science Wednesday 10:15 AM-12:00 PM HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 1 C06, Forage and Grazinglands Tuesday 10:30-11:30 AM HGCC, 007B C07, Genomics, Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology Wednesday 3:30-4:30 PM HGCC, 221A C08, Plant Genetic Resources Tuesday 3:20-4:00 PM HGCC, 006D C09, Biomedical, Health-Beneficial and Nutritionally Enhanced Plants Wednesday 11:00 AM-12:00 PM HGCC, 302C

63 Section/Division Business Meetings

SSSA Division Day Time Location Consulting Soil Scientists Tuesday 3:15-4:15 PM HGCC, 302A Forest, Range and Wildland Soils Wednesday 1:30-3:00 PM HGCC, 225B Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Analysis Tuesday 3:45-4:45 PM HGCC, 225C Pedology Wednesday 9:30-10:30 AM HGCC, Cantilever Room Soil and Water Management and Conservation Tuesday 1:30-3:00 PM Hilton, La Vista F Soil Biology and Biochemistry Tuesday 12:15-1:30 PM HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 Soil Chemistry Monday 5:30-7:00 PM HGCC, 221C Soil Education and Outreach Tuesday 3:00-4:00 PM HGCC, 213B Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition Tuesday 3:45-4:45 PM HGCC, 225C Soil Mineralogy Wednesday 5:15-6:00 PM HGCC, 305 Soil Physics and Hydrology Wednesday 1:30-2:30 PM HGCC, 221D Soils and Environmental Quality Wednesday 1:30-2:30 PM HGCC, 303A Urban and Anthropogenic Soils Tuesday 3:45-4:45 PM HGCC, 212B Wetland Soils Tuesday 3:30-4:30 PM HGCC, 305

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64 ASA, CSSA, SSSA Joint Town Hall Meeting Sunday, November 10| 3:00-3:45pm HGCC, Cantilever Room

ASA Town Hall Meeting Sunday, November 10| 4:00-4:45pm HGCC, Room 225C

SSSA Town Hall Meeting Sunday, November 10| 4:00-4:45pm HGCC, Room 225D

Members are invited to participate in these important Town Hall Meetings to provide valuable input and discuss strategic initiatives.

65 Society & Other Group Meetings

Saturday, Nov. 9 ASA Town Hall Meeting—4:00-4:45 PM, HGCC, 225C SAS CAP Cover Crops Team Meeting—7:30 AM-5:00 PM, SSSA Town Hall Meeting—4:00-4:45 PM, HGCC, 225D Hilton, El Mirador Grass Crop Germplasm Committees—4:00-5:30 PM, Hilton, ACSESS Board of Directors Meeting—12:30-4:00 PM, La Vista DEF Hilton, Salon del Rey A Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems Editorial Board Meeting—4:00-6:00 PM, Hyatt, Bonham C Meet the Editors—7:00-8:00 PM, HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 Sunday, Nov. 10 Cryopedology and Arctic Soils Working Group—7:25-9:00 PM, Hyatt, Bonham E NE-1438 Annual Meeting—7:00 AM-12:15 PM, Hilton, SSSA Fundamental Changes to Soil Taxonomy Task Force— La Condesa 7:30-10:00 PM, Hyatt, Bonham D SAS CAP Cover Crops Team Meeting—7:30 AM-12:00 PM, Hilton, El Mirado W4128 Multi-State Project Meeting: Microirrigation: A Sustainable Technology for Crop Intensification Monday, Nov. 11 and Improved Crop Productivity—8:00 AM-3:15 PM, Editorial Technical Session—7:30-9:00 AM, Hyatt, Bonham C Hyatt, Bonham C Planning Committee Meeting for the 14th North American S302 SSSA Journal Editorial Board—9:00-11:00 AM, Hilton, Forest Soils Conference—8:15-9:15 AM, Hyatt, Bonham D La Vista DEF AC315 Crop, Forage & Turfgrass Management Editorial ASA Board of Directors Meeting—10:00 AM-12:00 PM, Board—10:00 AM-12:00 PM, Hilton, La Corona Hilton, La Vista ABC C302 Crop Science Technical Editors—1:00-2:00 PM, SSSA K-12 Committeee Meeting—10:00 AM-12:00 PM, Hilton, La Reina Hilton, La Corona Openteam Partner Meeting —1:00-5:00 PM, Hyatt, Bonham E S302 SSSA Journal New Editor Training—11:00 AM-12:00 PM, NAPT Oversight & PAP Committee—2:00-5:00 PM, Hyatt, Hilton, La Vista DEF Bonham D S302 SSSA Journal Technical Editors—12:00-1:00 PM, USDA-ARS All Hands Meeting—2:00-4:00 PM, HGCC, Hilton, La Vista DEF Cantilever Room 4R Nutrinet Research Group—12:00-5:00 PM, Hyatt, C302 Crop Science Journal Editorial Board Meeting— Bonham E 2:00-3:00 PM, Hilton, La Reina USDA-ARS Gracenet, REAP, Nuonet and Other Agcros Writing a Scientific Paper and Navigating the Review Related Databases Update—1:00-4:30 PM, Hilton, La Reina System: An Editor’s Perspective—3:00-4:30 PM, NE 1545 - Onsite Wastewater Treatment: Assessing the Impact Hilton, La Reina of Climate Variability and Climate Change—2:30-6:00 PM, AC318 Agrosystems, Geosciences & Environment Journal Hyatt, Bonham D Editorial Board Meeting —3:30-4:30 PM, Hyatt, Bonham C North Central Soybean Research Program (NCSRP) Team ACS330 Agricultural & Environmental Letters Journal Meeting —3:00-5:00 PM, Hilton La Corona Editorial Board Meeting—4:30-5:30 PM, Hyatt, Bonham C Golden Opportunity Scholars Orientation—3:00-4:30 PM, ISMC Community Meeting—4:30-6:00 PM, HGCC, 301 B HGCC, 305 Specialty Group of Scientists and Students of Nepali Origin ASA-CSSA-SSSA Town Hall Meeting—3:00-3:45 PM, Meeting—5:00-7:00 PM, HGCC, 225A HGCC, Cantilever Room Association of Chinese Soil & Plant Scientists in North Department Heads/Chairs Roundtable—3:15-5:15 PM, America Annual Meeting—5:30-7:30 PM, HGCC, 225C Hilton, La Vista ABC

66 Society & Other Group Meetings

ACS324.1 Journal of Environmental Quality Technical Editors— OCP - Agricultural Scientists for Africa Kick Off Meeting— 5:30-8:30 PM, Hyatt, Bonham C 4:00-7:00 PM, Hilton, Salon del Rey C Association of Agricultural Scientists of Indian Origin Speciality Group Social - LGBTQ+ Scientists and Allies— (AASIO) Annual Meeting—6:00-7:00 PM, HGCC, 225B 5:00-6:00 PM, Hyatt, Bonham D The Profile Moderators Meeting—6:00-7:30 PM, Hyatt, Landpks: A Mobile App for Farm and Ranch Management Bonham D on-Farm Research and Extension (demo and working SCRI Warm-Season Turfgrass Improvement Program— group session)—5:30-7:30 PM, HGCC, 301A 6:00-9:00 PM, Hilton, La Corona S303 Vadose Zone Journal Editorial Board Meeting— Specialty Group - CSA Christian Fellowship—7:00-9:00 PM, 5:30-7:30 PM, Hyatt, Bonham C HGCC, 301C 2020 ASA, CSSA & SSSA Annual Meeting Program Planning Meeting—7:30-9:00 PM, HGCC, 225D Wednesday, Nov. 13 DSSAT Foundation Open Forum—7:30-9:30 PM, HGCC, 225A ACS Graduate Student Committee—7:30-9:00 AM, Hilton, La Corona Discussion on Data Privacy in Agriculture—8:00 AM-5:00 PM, Tuesday, Nov. 12 HGCC, 008B ACS320.1 Methods of Soil Analysis Editorial Board Meeting — A341 Crops & Soils Magazine Editorial Board Meeting— 7:30-8:30 AM, Hyatt, Bonham C 9:30-10:30 AM, Hilton, La Corona ACS321 Editorial Policy Meeting—9:30-11:30 AM, Hyatt, ASA, CSSA, SSSA Section, Community and Division Bonham C Leadership Training—10:00-11:00 AM, HGCC, 225C USDA Vigna Germplasm Evaluation Workshop— ACS324.1 Journal of Environmental Quality Editorial Board 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, Hyatt, Bonham D Meeting—10:00 AM-12:00 PM, Hilton, La Condesa Agronomic Science Foundation Board of Trustees Meeting— Women in Science Committee Meeting—11:00 AM-12:00 PM, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, Hyatt, Bonham E Hilton, La Corona Automated Microbial Analysis of Soil Using PLFA, Nlfa Kirkham Conference Committee Meeting—2:30-4:00 PM, and Other Techniques —10:30 AM-12:30 PM, HGCC, 007C HGCC, 221D Editorial Technical Session—11:30 AM-1:00 PM, Hyatt, ASA Section and Community Feedback Meeting— Bonham C 3:00-4:00 PM, HGCC, 304A ACS320 Books and Multimedia Publishing Committee Meeting—1:00 AM-2:00 PM, Hyatt, Bonham C SSSA Representation and Recognition Task Force—2:00-3:00 Thursday, Nov. 14 PM, Hyatt, Bonham D CSSA Board of Directors Meeting—6:30-9:00 AM, Hilton, A302 Agronomy Journal New Editor Training—2:30-3:00 PM, La Vista ABC Hilton, La Reina SERA-17 Annual Meeting—7:00 AM-1:15 PM, HGCC, 301AB A302 Agronomy Journal Editorial Board Meeting— Wet Soil Order Conference_SSSA Fundamental Changes to 3:00-5:00 PM, Hilton, La Reina Soil Taxonomy Task Force—8:00 AM-4:00 PM, HGCC, 302C National Collegiate Soils Contest Committee Meeting— SSSA Board of Directors Meeting—9:00 AM-12:00 AM, 3:45-4:45 PM, Hyatt, Bonham C Hilton, La Vista DEF

67 Society & Other Group Food Functions & Socials

Tickets may be available for purchase for Society food functions at On-Site Registration if space is available . Persons with special dietary needs please go to the Information/Dietary Needs/Ribbons at the Registration Center for assistance . Requests must be made 24 hours in advance .

Saturday, Nov. 9 Tuesday, Nov. 12 SASES Social—10:00 PM-1:00 AM, HGCC, 225 † ASA Breakfast, Awards, & Plenary (E.T. & Vam York Distinguished ASA Lectureship)—7:00–9:00 AM, Hilton, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 Sunday, Nov. 10 Emeritus Member Networking Roundtable — 9:30–10:30 AM, HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 † SASES Brunch & Keynote Speaker—8:30-10:30 AM, Hilton, Salon del Rey ABC † Science Policy Graduate Student Luncheon— Soil Physics and Hydrology Division Social—3:00-6:00 PM, 12:00–1:30 PM, Hilton, Salon del Rey B San Antonio Fire Museum (801 E . Houston) † Golden Opportunity Scholars Lunch and Program— Welcome Reception—7:00-9:00 PM, HGCC, Exhibit Hall 1 12:00-2:00 PM, Hilton, Salon del Rey A Graduate Student Social—8:00-9:30 PM, Cafe Ole Women in Science Meet and Greet—3:30–4:30 PM, Hilton, (521 River Walk) Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 Publishing Reception—8:30-9:30 PM, HGCC, Broken Crust Dialogue on Digital Privacy and Security—5:00–7:00 PM, Hilton, Salon del Rey B ISU Mixer—5:30-7:30 PM, Hilton, La Vista AB Monday, Nov. 11 Kansas State University, Department of Agronomy "Purple Coat" Reception—5:30-8:30 PM, Hilton, La Vista DE † Frank N. Meyer Medal for Plant Genetic Resources Trivia Night Social—6:00-6:45 PM, HGCC, Stars at Night Breakfast and Award—7:00-8:10 AM, Hilton, La Vista ABC Ballroom 3-4 † SSSA Breakfast, Awards, & Plenary (Nyle C. Brady Purdue Boilermaker Reception—6:00-9:00 PM, Hilton, El Frontiers of Soil Science Lectureship)—7:00–9:00 AM, Mirador HGCC, Stars at Night Ballroom 3-4 University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Agronomy † Pizza with the Presidents—12:00-1:00 PM, Hilton, & Horticulture, Big Red Mixer—6:30-8:30 PM, Hilton, Salon del Rey C La Vista C Perennial Grains Networking Reception—6:30-8:30 PM, SASES Advisor Luncheon—12:00–1:30 PM, Hilton, La Vista Hilton, Salon del Rey A ABC FOOD EVOLUTION Movie Screening followed by Q&A University of Arkansas Razorback Pigout—5:30-7:00 PM, with Director—7:00-9:00 PM, HGCC, Stars at Night Hilton, La Vista AB Ballroom 3-4 University of Florida Gator Gathering—5:30-7:00 PM, Hilton, El Mirador University of Minnesota Mixer—5:30-7:30 PM, Hilton, Wednesday, Nov. 13 La Vista DE † CSSA Breakfast, Awards, & Plenary (Betty Klepper Colorado State University Alumni Reception—5:30-7:30 PM, Endowed Lectureship)—7:00 AM-9:00 AM, HGCC, Stars Hilton, Salon del Ray A at Night Ballroom 3-4 All Illinois Mixer—6:00-8:00 PM, Hilton, La Condesa Closing Reception—4:30-6:00 PM, HGCC, Grotto † SASES Awards Dinner & Social—6:30-9:00 PM, SERA-17 Mixer and Poster Session—5:00-7:00 PM, HGCC, Buckhorn Saloon and Museum (318 E . Houston Street) 301AB

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