PhD candidate in the Graduate Program in Soil and Plant Nutrition at ESALQ/University of São Paulo (USP). Holds a Masters degree in Sciences from the same program and a Bachelors degree in Agronomy from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC). Served as a visiting researcher at Indiana University (IU), USA, where she developed data modeling techniques using structural equation modeling (SEM). Her research focuses on how agricultural diversification and the use of cover crops affect soil health and yield stability in southern Brazil, a region highly impacted by climate change. Areas of expertise include soil health, sustainable management practices, and agricultural resilience. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Climate change adaptation management solutions that improve soil health are key strategies for achieving production stability and making the productive environment more resilient. Metrics representing soil health in large areas and in a simple way should be studied to facilitate management practices and sustainable land use. In this sense, the Soil Health Index (ISS) represents a robust q…
Conservation agriculture practices that improve soil health are key strategies to achieve production stability and make the production environment more resilient in a climate changing world. Metrics that represent soil health over large areas and in a simple way should be studied to facilitate sustainable land use and management practices. In this sense, the Soil Health Index (SHI), based…
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