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Michel
Reba

Agriculture Capacity building Evaluation of Results and Impact Gas emission Policies Productive systems

Biography

Dr. Michele L. Reba is a research hydrologist, lead scientist, and acting research leader at the USDA-ARS-Delta Water Management Research Unit in Jonesboro, AR. The mission of the unit is to execute research related to agricultural water resources management at multiple scales to further our knowledge base, evaluate technological solutions and inform crop production practices. In addition to her current research in the US Mid-South, she has studied water resources issues in the western United States, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Antarctica. Dr. Reba has received national awards for her research related to sustainability, rice farming, and irrigation.

Projects

Researcher

Satellite methane monitoring in rice growing regions of Latin America

Fellow researchers

Colombia

Cristhian Delgado

Agriculture Capacity building Evaluation of Results and Impact Gas emission Policies Productive systems
Colombia

Eduardo Graterol

Agronomy Rice breeding Agriculture Capacity building Evaluation of Results and Impact Gas emission Policies Productive systems
Uruguay

Alvaro Roel

irrigation sustainability agronomy Agriculture Capacity building Evaluation of Results and Impact Gas emission Policies Productive systems
Peru

Elizabeth Consuelo Heros Aguilar

Genetic improvement Water and nitrogen use efficiency greenhouse gas emissions Agriculture Capacity building Evaluation of Results and Impact Gas emission Policies Productive systems
Panama

Viviana Criollo

Agriculture Capacity building Evaluation of Results and Impact Gas emission Policies Productive systems
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