“Professionals with training in forensic agrology are vital to the future and ongoing success of the agriculture industry.”

“The Agrologists Act requires persons who practise agrology to be members of the Manitoba Institute of Agrologists.”

“Then there was Quebec farmer Alison Brosseau, who studied agrology and became agricultural account manager at the Desjardins credit union system.”

“He was a teaching assistant for introductory agronomy and crop management courses while pursing his graduate degree.”

“Chief nematologists also need to have basic training in agronomy and help improve overall farming productivity.”

“There, Borlaug oversaw foundation research in genetics, breeding, plant pathology, entomology, agronomy, soil science, and cereal technology.”

“Geology, geography, and agronomics all study the earth, but their construction, their principle of scientific knowledge differs.”

“Probably the biggest benefit of variable-rate technology is that it lets us sell in terms of agronomics rather than just economics.”

“In that book, the protagonist is a professor of agronomics at the University of California.”

“The agronomist Directed by Jonathan Demme Oscar-winning filmmaker Jonathan Demme has been fascinated by Haiti for years.”

“In the Northeast, pasture typically contains a grass species plus a legume, like clover, according to ARS agronomist Matt Sanderson.”

“Agricultural Research Service agronomist Melanie Newman is the curator for finger millet and other warm-season cereals, forages, and turfgrasses.”

“Rwanda's minister of agriculture sent teams of agronomists to assess making land available for refugee settlement.”

“After talking with agronomists at several universities, Blue Sun decided that rapeseed was the best choice for feedstock.”

“And many agronomists hold that relying on year-to-year yield changes for modelling exaggerates the damage due to longer climate shifts.”