Feisthauer, Natalie, MSc.

Areas of Expertise:

Soil health and ecotoxicology
Soil and nutrient management
Assessment of tools and methods to evaluate soil health
Assessment of the vulnerability of agricultural landscapes to loss of soil and nutrients

Disseminating the applicability and usage of a unique “soil fingerprinting” framework that systematically characterizes and tracks soil quality changes induced by best management practices
Identifying the capacity to improve soil and nutrient management in agricultural production systems of the Canadian Lake Erie basin
Integrated nutrient management and multi-scale BMP assessment for priority Canadian agricultural landscapes

Rosamond, M.S., Wellen, C., Yousif, M.A., Kaltenecker, G., Thomas, J.L., Joosse, P.J., Feisthauer, N.C., Taylor, W.D., Mohamed, M.N. (2018). Representing a large region with few sites: The Quality Index approach for field studies, 633 600-607. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.03.113

Laamrani, A., Joosse, P., Feisthauer, N. (2017). Determining the number of measurements required to estimate crop residue cover by different methods, 72(5), 471-479. http://dx.doi.org/10.2489/jswc.72.5.471

Joosse, P., Laamrani, A., Feisthauer, N. Li, S. 2017. Assessing Vulnerability of Lake Erie Landscapes to Soil Erosion: Modelled and Measured Approaches. GC33D-1103 presented at 2017 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 11-15 Dec.
Laamrani, A., Joosse, P., Berg, A., Doris, P., Birchmore, J., Feisthauer, N., Hagerman, J. 2017. Mapping and quantification of soil cover on southern Ontario agricultural fields: Canadian Lake Erie basin. Earth Observation Summit, Montreal, QB, 20-22 June.

Joosse, P., Reid, K., Huffman, T. Speranzini, D. Feisthauer, N. 2016. "Production system capacity for soil and nutrient management in the Canadian Lake Erie basin" in Proceedings of the 14th European Society for Agronomy Congress, Edinburgh, Sept 5-9.
Joosse, P., Reid, K., Huffman, T. and Feisthauer, N. 2016. Defining and analyzing agricultural production systems to determine the capacity to make soil and nutrient management improvements in the Canadian Lake Erie basin. American Society of Agronomy, Phoenix, AZ November 7-10, 2016.