Faculty Bios

 

Daniel Hudson serves the Northeast Kingdom and Connecticut Waterwatershed as an agronomist and nutrient management specialist for University of Vermont Extension and is available statewide and regionally as needed. 

Daniel's work focuses on improving farm profitability and overall sustainability via efficient production of high quality crops.

 

• Current Activities
• Publications
• Professional Societies
• Education
• Honors & Awards

Teaching, Research & Extension Programming Activities

Forage production, grazing systems, field crop production, cover cropping, organic farming, water quality, and soil fertility management

Publications

Hudson, D.J., Leep, R.H., Dietz, T.S., Ragavendran, A., Kravchenko, A. 2010. Challenges Describing the Relative Abundance of Grassland Birds in Grazing Studies

Hudson, D.J., Leep, R.H., Dietz, T.S., Ragavendran, A., Kravchenko, A.  2010.  Integrated warm- and cool-season grass and legume pastures: I. seasonal forage dynamics.  Agronomy Journal: 102:303-309.

Bughrara, S., Leep, R., Min, D., Hudson, D., and T. Dietz. 2007.  E-2987: Switchgrass as a biofuel for Michigan. Michigan State University Extension.

Hudson, D.J., R.H. Leep, T.S. Dietz, J.D. DeYoung, D.L. Warnock, and D.H. Min. 2003. Weed control strategies for establishment of big bluestem and switchgrass (abstract and interpretive summary).  Proceedings American Forage and Grasslands Conference. Lafayette, LA.  pp. 44-46.

Professional Societies

• American Society of Agronomy (ASA)                                                                        

Education

• Ph.D, Michigan State University
• M.S., Michigan State University
• B.S., Cedarville University - Biology

Honors & Awards

2010 Governor Award for Environmental Excellence