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Sampling in a sea of switchgrass

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Prairie strip dominated by late summer yellows

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Prairie strip- Echinacea is lovely

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Tvisha Martin samples soil nematodes 5 meters away from the prairie strip

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Tvisha Martin presents her talk on nematodes and soil health in the prairie strips

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Tvisha Martin presents her talk on nematodes and soil health in the prairie strips

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Tvisha Martin presents her talk on nematodes and soil health in the prairie strips

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Tvisha Martin presents her talk on nematodes and soil health in the prairie strips

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Allison Bunce running Wet Aggregate Stability on soil samples

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Allison Bunce running Wet Aggregate Stability on soil samples, using the Soil Dunker.

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Extracting nematodes using the Baermann Funnel Method.

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Allison Bunce in the Wooster Flood plots

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Aiden Martin looking over the research plots, flags, berms and all.

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Good form!

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Aiden Martin, brother of Tvisha Martin, learning to soil sample

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The flood is working!

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Westley (Dr. Alex Lindsey lab), after successfully setting up irrigation pipe. The flood begins...

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Flooding begins at the Wooster Flood plots

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Allison Bunce setting up irrigation pipe in the Wooster Flood plots

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Installing ingrowth root cores in the cover crop flood trials to over-winter. See you in Spring!

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Cole, Ziyu (OSU) & Meredith discussing the plan for installing the last round of ingrowth cores

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Soybean plot in the LTER- these plots are big! You can see rainout shelters in the distance

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Tvisha, Dr. Sprunger, & Meredith enjoying a field day in the LTER. Prairie strips are beautiful!

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Tvisha Martin standing in a prairie strip in the LTER

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Dr. Sprunger and Tvisha Martin soil sampling in an Early Successional plot in the LTER

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Dr. Sprunger and Meredith using the hammer probes to get soil cores

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Dr. Sprunger and Meredith discussing fieldwork with Dr. Nameer Baker (KBS)

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Dr. Sprunger and Meredith Mann collecting soil samples under the rainout shelters

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A rainout shelter installed in an Early Successional plot

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Soil Health and Ecosystem Ecology Lab | KBS, Hickory Corners, MI | sprunge5@msu.edu

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