Citations:
Rippy, J.F.M., et al. 2016. Importance of Limestone Specific Surface for Assessing Neutralization Effectiveness in Soilless Root Substrate
Rippy, J.F.M. 2015. A Silicon Story. Grower Talks 78(10):72-74.
Rippy, J.F.M., P.V. Nelson, T.E. Bilderback, D.L. Hesterberg, E.J. Kamprath, Wm. Swallow, and D. Jahn. 2008. Evaluation of Limestone Physical and Chemical Properties on Neutralization Capacity. Acta Horticulturae 779.
Rippy, Janet, Paul Nelson, D.L. Hesterberg and E.J. Kamprath. 2007. Reactivity Rates of Twenty Limestones. Commun. Soil Sci. Plant Anal. 38(13-14):1775-1783.
Rippy, Janet F.M., Paul V. Nelson and Ted Bilderback. 2005. Cation Exchange Capacity and Base Saturation of 64 Peat Mosses. HortScience, 42(2).
Rippy, Janet and Paul Nelson. 2005. Soilless Root Substrate pH Measurement Technique for Titration. HortScience, 40(1):201-204.
Rippy, Janet F.M., Mary M. Peet, Frank J. Louws, Paul V. Nelson, David B. Orr, and Kenneth A. Sorensen. 2004. Plant Development and Harvest Yields of Greenhouse Tomatoes in Six Organic Growing Systems. HortScience, 39(2):223-229.
Rippy, Janet, Mary Peet, Paul Nelson, George Catignani. 2003. Nutrient Balances and Fruit Quality in Containerized Systems for Greenhouse Tomatoes Utilizing Soluble Organic Fertilizers. Abstract. HortScience, 38(5):762.
Miles, J. F. and M. M. Peet. 1999. Developing fertilizer media and biocontrol practices for organic greenhouse tomato production. Proceedings, 28th National Agricultural Plastics Congress. May 19-22. 1999, Tallahassee, Florida. Abst. p.32
Miles, J. F. and M. M. Peet. 1999. Organic greenhouse vegetable production. Proceedings, Southeastern United States Greenhouse Vegetable Growers Conference and Trade Show. May 19, 1999, Tallahassee, Florida, ed. Robert Hochmuth, Suwannee Valley Research and Extension Center, Live Oak, Florida, p. 55-61.
Janet Rippy, Ph.D.
Published Research Scientist; Plant Biologist; Soil Chemist
As a lifelong learner and busy body, some of my favorite activities include hiking in the mountains, craft projects, and dissecting academically dense research papers. That last one is not an activity I share in common with most people.
I decided to start BioDART to put my neurosis passion to good use by helping people turn their great ideas into practical reality through defensible scientific methods and journal-ready writing.
Are you an accomplished research scientist who simply needs extra help compiling data and writing the final report so you can get your next trial started? You can rely on my 20+ years experience running my own research and R&D teams to write concise, powerful reports ready for peer review and publishing.
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BioDART Collaborators:
- Jamie Gibson, Ph.D. – Technical Lead, Syngenta Flowers
- Kathryn Louis, Ph.D. – University of Minnesota, Horticultural Science; Director of R&D and Regulatory – Sun Gro Horticulture, 23 years
- Ryan Pumford, M.B.A., M.S. – Information Technology Lead
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