Kurtis Schroeder

Professor Kurtis Schroeder is collaborating on research in agronomic practices and cropping systems at the University of Idaho's Department of Plant Sciences. As an Associate Professor and Extension Specialist, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the field of agronomy. With a Ph.D. from Washington State University obtained in 2004, and both an M.S. (1997) and a B.S. (1993) from the University of Idaho, Professor Schroeder has a strong academic foundation that supports his research endeavors. His work primarily focuses on the development and optimization of cropping systems, aiming to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability. Professor Schroeder is dedicated to advancing the understanding of how different agronomic practices can be integrated to improve crop yields and soil health. His research is not only theoretical but also has practical applications, benefiting farmers and the agricultural community at large. Throughout his career, Professor Schroeder has published extensively, contributing valuable insights and findings to the field of cropping systems. His publications reflect a commitment to exploring innovative solutions and addressing the challenges faced by modern agriculture. His extension work further bridges the gap between research and practical application, ensuring that his findings reach those who can benefit most from them. In addition to his research and extension activities, Professor Schroeder is actively involved in mentoring students and young researchers, fostering the next generation of agronomists. His dedication to education and research excellence makes him a respected figure in the academic and agricultural communities.