Faculty Research Assistant
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Interests include:

Unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and remote sensing applications for plant health
Crop development
Plant pathology

At OSU

Headquarters:

Experiment Station

Career Links:

Department of Horticulture

Oregon Vegetables

Lab Group:

Kristine Buckland

Beyond OSU

Personal Interests:

I volunteer with Friends of Trees, Portland Urban Forestry, and the Rae Selling Berry Seed Bank & Plant Conservation Program. I'm a member of the Native Plant Society of Oregon.

Biography

I'm a research assistant in Dr. Kristine Buckland's lab at North Willamette Research and Extension Center studying vegetable and specialty seed crops. Recent projects include flying a UAS to collect plant health data, pollinator protection, variety trials, and pest/pathogen management.

I earned a PhD in Biology from the University of Mississippi in 2016 and started working for Oregon State University in 2017 at the Southern Oregon Research and Extension Center. I started in Dr. Buckland's lab in 2019.

My Publications

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Outreach and Extension

Extension Service Site Publications

(2022) Medicinal Herb Production in the Pacific Northwest: Opportunities and Obstacles in a Growing Market Classification of top medicinal herb crops for the Pacific Northwest region based on overall growth potential, market needs and growth opportunities found in the current market.
(2022) Medicinal Herb Production in the Pacific Northwest
(2020) Quinoa Production for the Willamette Valley
(2020) Unmanned Aerial Systems: A guide for finding the right system for your Oregon farm

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