Emma G. Matcham

Emma G. Matcham conducts applied agronomy research focused on improving management practices for soybean and peanut crops, including fertilization (nitrogen, sulfur, potassium, manganese, calcium), planting density, variety selection, and harvest timing. Much of this work translates directly into practical guidance for farmers and agricultural practitioners through extension-style publications and field-based studies conducted across diverse U.S. growing regions.

Publication output has grown substantially over the last decade, with a notable surge in 2025 after a quieter 2024, following a generally increasing trend since 2017.

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