The RegenPGC Project (Regenerating America’s Working Landscapes to Enhance Natural Resources and Public Goods) just released its latest quarterly progress report covering the period Aug. 1, 2022 – Oct. 31, 2022. The report describes progress made by each project’s Theme and Objective teams toward the goal of developing and derisking perennial groundcover systems. The report, which is submitted to USDA-NIFA every quarter, is available for download. For further information, contact Anne Kinzel, Deputy Director, via email.
RegenPGC’s Cole Dutter completes his Ph.D. thesis
2022 was a special year for Cole Dutter, as he completed his Ph.D. thesis, “The spatial and temporal effects of prairie strip restoration on soil health.” Cole’s Major Professor was RegenPGC CoPd Marshall McDaniel. Cole continues his work on improving Midwestern ag lands through his participation in RegenPGC as a PostDoc researcher, where he will be helping the team with RegenPGC Data Management.