Welcome to the Soil Health and Ecosystem Ecology lab at Michigan State University based at the W.K. Kellogg Biological Station! We consist of soil scientists and ecologists that examine how agricultural practices influence soil for enhanced agronomic performance and ecological function. We are particularly interested in understanding how crop diversity and perenniality influence soil food webs, nematodes, nutrient cycling, and soil health. Much of our work falls within the intersection of agriculture and the environment, thus we are deeply invested in understanding how global climate change impacts productivity and ecosystem function within agroecosystems. We also explore how sustainable agriculture can contribute to solving some of society’s most pressing environmental issues.