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The Department of Land Resource Science offers superior educational programs through a unique mix of disciplinary expertise including: soil science, geology, atmospheric science and natural resources management. We study all processes affecting the land surface and its use. Our aim is to improve understanding and management of soil, water and air resources and use this knowledge to improve the quality of human life.

Prof. Bev Hale
Acting Chair

News and Announcements

August 6, 2009

Sessional Job Postiong
Soils in the Landscape

The candidate requires an understanding of pedology and post-glacial landscapes.  Course includes a pre-semester field trip which will be team-lead.

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April 24, 2009


The History of Land Resource Science

Sustaining Ontarion's Land Resources

 

This book describes the people involved and the significant contributions they have made over 130 years to the understanding, productivity and wise use of the land resources of Ontario through teaching, research and service.

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June 1, 2009

Graduate Student (M.Sc.) Assistantship (Start date September 2009)

Minimizing Nitrogen Losses in Cole Crop Production

The greatest risk threat for ground water contamination by nitrate leaching and greenhouse gas production via denitrification in cole crop production may be after harvest due to.....

 

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August 5-7, 2009

Conference:

Sciences for Sustainability: Soils, Agronomy, and Atmosphere

Guelph 09 the joint annual meetings of the Canadian Society of Agronomy (CSA), the Canadian Society of Soil Science (CSSS) and the Canadian Society of Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (CSAFM).

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April 1, 2009

Sessional Job Postiong
Field Methods in Geoscience

Ability to teach a practical course in field, laboratory and data presentation techniques used in geoscience.  Familiarity with tools of the trade and current issues, and the content of the course as presently taught, to organize and lead field trip, and prepare appropriate assignments.

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