Results from Kent’s isotopic tracer study, which examined how cover crops impact particulate and mineral-associated soil organic matter pools, were recently published in Soil Biology and Biogeochemistry. This project was funded by UM’s Graham Sustainability Institute, and work was performed in collaboration with Timothy James (UM). We also partnered with Dr. Julie Doll (MiAA) to share research findings with the agricultural community in Michigan. Congratulations, Kent!

Find the full paper here:

A legume-grass cover crop builds mineral-associated organic matter across variable agricultural soils