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  • Graduate student Laura Hess checks a rainout shelter on the KBS LTER Main Cropping Systems Experiment; Photo Credit: K. Stepnitz, Michigan State University KBS LTER
    Fundamental Research to Understand the
    ECOLOGY OF AG LANDSCAPES
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    An Ecosystems Approach to Make
    AGRICULTURE SUSTAINABLE AND PROFITABLE
  • An undergraduate research intern collects insect sa
    Educating the
    NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS AND TEACHERS
  • Graduate student Kate Glanville and summer research intern William Davie collect water infiltration data on the KBS LTER Main Cropping Systems Experiment; Photo Credit: K. Stepnitz, Michigan State University KBS LTER
    Examining Interactions Between
    SOILS, PLANTS, MICROBES, & INSECTS
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Kellogg Biological Station Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Program is part of a national network of LTER sites established by the National Science Foundation

KBS LTER research aims to understand the ecology of Midwest cropping systems and agricultural landscapes. We study interactions among plants, microbes, insects, management, and the environment to learn how agriculture can provide both high yields and environmental outcomes that benefit society. Learn More >>

RECENT BLOG POSTS

February 14, 2018

Bringing new life to a dead zone problem: Reflections from an LTER researcher

January 8, 2018

Evolution in the LTER: Reflections from an LTER researcher

December 18, 2017

Crops, climate, computers – An eye on complex cropping systems: Reflections from an LTER researcher

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • KBS LTER grads host social science research training at KBS - register now
  • Undergrad REU position with KBS LTER available for summer 2018
  • National LTER All Scientist Meeting - Asilomar, CA
  • KBS LTER 2018 Fellowship Recipients

Research Highlights

  • CLIMATE CHANGE
  • LANDSCAPE DIVERSITY
  • SOIL MICROBES
  • CLEAN WATER
  • SOIL CARBON

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