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Jeff Schoenau is a professor of soil fertility in the Department of Soil Science at the University of Saskatchewan. He holds the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Soil Nutrient Management Chair and is recognized as a fellow of the Agricultural Institute of Canada. Born in Saskatchewan and raised on a family farm near Central Butte, he completed both his undergraduate and graduate degrees at the College of Agriculture, University of Saskatchewan. Jeff remains actively involved in farming alongside his wife, Lynne. His research focuses on field and laboratory studies aimed at developing soil management strategies that enhance soil fertility, productivity, and health. He emphasizes prairie agricultural soils, including both crop and rangeland, and investigates appropriate 4R fertilization practices and the effective utilization of organic amendments and manures. His work also explores innovative nutrient and water management practices designed to maximize efficiencies, particularly in dealing with salt-affected lands.
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