Kimberley Schneider
Assistant Professor - Plant Agriculture
Dr Schneider's research focuses on assessing the agro-ecological benefits provided by forage and service crops (enhanced soil and water quality, nutrient cycling and nutrient use efficiencies, mitigating net greenhouse gas emissions, and improved biodiversity) and how targeted agroecosystem management can augment these benefits.
Research
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Evaluating economic and environmental outcomes of pasture management
Incorporating supplementary annual forages in a cool season perennial pasture operation
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Soil organic carbon stocks and soil organic matter quality under adaptive multi-paddock grazing
This research seeks to quantify soil organic carbon stocks under AMP grazing through on-farm research
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