Juan Ramos
NMSP On-Farm Research Coordinator, Animal Science
Juan Carlos is the on-farm research coordinator of the Nutrient Management Spear Program (NMSP). He collaborates in building on-farm research partnerships with farmers, private and public sector farm advisors, agricultural industry, and state agency partners to advance nutrient management for field crops in New York. The on-farm research program facilitates the implementation of scientific research projects at farms with diverse scales using diverse strategies to advance agriculture and environmental management.
Outreach & Extension
- Collaborates with farmers and farm advisors in funded on-farm research projects.
- Participates in and supervises the collection of data and record keeping.
- Assists data analysts with data processing and reporting to farmers (annual farm reports).
- Gathers farmer and farm advisor input on on-farm research needs.
- Disseminates research findings to the farmer and farm advisor audiences.
Education
- MS Mechanized Systems Management, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- BS Environment and Development Sciences, Zamorano University, Honduras
Interests
Nutrient management
Soil health
On-farm research
Contact Information
jr2343 [at] cornell.edu
Juan in the news
Field Note
Erick Amaya and Carlos Irias, students from Zamorano University in Honduras, came to Cornell University for internships with the Nutrient Management Spear Program (NMSP). As undergraduate seniors they already had strong backgrounds in...
- Animal Science
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Field Note
Sustainable Management of Agricultural Systems (SuMAS) is a joint project between Cornell University and the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez. SuMAS gives student interns the opportunity to learn new skills at Cornell which they can apply...
- Animal Science
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- Global Development