Dr. Telmo Jorge Amado

Speakers include Chuck Rice, university distinguished professor of agronomy; Andrew McGowan, senior in agronomy and natural resources and environmental sciences, Prairie Village; Scott Staggenborg, professor of cropping systems in agronomy; Mary Rezac, professor of chemical engineering and co-director of the Center for Sustainable Energy; John Harrington, professor of geography; and Telmo Amado, professor of agronomy and soil science at the Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil.

• Dr. Telmo Amado of the University of Santa Maria, Brazil & Kansas State University
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In addition, Telmo Amado, an adjunct professor at Kansas State University and no-till expert from South America, will share how crop rotations and cover crops can boost soil health, resulting in more profit for you.

* Telmo Amado, Fedral University of Santa Maria

Dr. Telmo Amado of the University of Santa Maria, Brazil & Kansas State University
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Telmo Amado, University of Santa Maria, BrazilTelmo Amado, an adjunct professor at Kansas State University and no-till expert from South America, will share how crop rotations and cover crops can boost soil health, resulting in more profit for you.

Dr. Telmo Jorge Carneiro Amado is a Full Professor of Soil Conservation at the Federal University of Santa Maria in RS Brazil.He obtained his Ph.D. in Soil Science, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul / Auburn Univ., 1997.His research area of specialization is no-tillage systems, carbon sequestration in agriculture, cover crops and soil rehabilitation, soil quality, residue management, water and wind erosion control, tropical agriculture, sustainable agriculture, nitrogen cycle.Telmo is on sabbatical at KSU and is currently an adjunct faculty member there.

Dr. Telmo Amado of the University of Santa Maria, Brazil & Kansas State University
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Telmo Amado, University of Santa Maria, Brazil Telmo Amado, an adjunct professor at Kansas State University and No-till expert from South America, will share how crop rotations and cover crops can boost soil health, resulting in more profit for you.

Dr. Telmo Jorge Carneiro Amado is a Full Professor of Soil Conservation at the Federal University of Santa Maria in RS Brazil. He obtained his Ph.D. in Soil Science, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul / Auburn Univ., 1997. His research area of specialization is No-tillage systems, carbon sequestration in agriculture, cover crops and soil rehabilitation, soil quality, residue management, water and wind erosion control, tropical agriculture, sustainable agriculture, nitrogen cycle. Telmo is on sabbatical at KSU and is currently an adjunct faculty member there. More info about Telmo Amado....

The all-star lineup features names such as Amado, Anderson, Beck, Bieber, Brown, Cott, Duiker, Forgey, Frenzen, Gadzia, Hatfield, Holle, Humburg, Jasa, Mindemann, Needham, Nichols, Ruwoldt, Smith, Ward, Watson, and Wiltse.
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Over 150 people attended the symposium and heard valuable cover crop information from Gabe Brown, Ken Miller, Kris Nichols, Gary Maskus, Telmo Amado, and Mark Watson.
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Telmo Amado, University of Santa Maria, Brazil Brazilian No-till: Last advances in soil carbon management and improvements in cropping systems Since the 90's No-till had a fast farm adoption in Brazil achieving more than 24 millions of hectares. In tropical and subtropical climate the requirement for soil crop residue input is much higher than in temperate environment. This demand had been supplied by an intensive cover crops and crop rotation systems -- new tools as precision agriculture has been useful to improve cropping systems management.

Dr. Telmo Jorge Carneiro Amado is a Full Professor of Soil Conservation at the Federal University of Santa Maria in RS Brazil. He obtained his Ph.D. in Soil Science, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul / Auburn Univ., 1997. His research area of specialization is No-tillage systems, carbon sequestration in agriculture, cover crops and soil rehabilitation, soil quality, residue management, water and wind erosion control, tropical agriculture, sustainable agriculture, nitrogen cycle. Telmo is on sabbatical at KSU and is currently an adjunct faculty member there.