Agronomy Expert Witnesses

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Agronomy expert witnesses specialize in a variety of fields, including crop production, soil science, plant genetics, agricultural biotechnology, and sustainable agriculture. Some of the most common specialties among agronomy expert witnesses also include precision agriculture, weed science, agroecology, and crop nutrition. They have provided opinions on the effects of pesticide use, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), soil erosion, the impact of climate change on agriculture, and crop yield losses.

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Average Agronomy Expert Witnesses Court Fees

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Review Fee $500/hr
Deposition Fee $750/hr
Court Fee $750/hr

This highly qualified precision agriculture expert earned his BS in Agronomy and MS in Agricultural Economics at the University of Arkansas and PhD in Agricultural Economics at Purdue University. He has received several awards through his career and is a frequently invited guest speaker at major precision agriculture conferences. This expert is a member of several professional organizations including the International Society of Precision Agriculture and American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers. Presently, he is an Assistant Professor specializing in cropping system economics, precision agriculture, and spatial econometics at a top ranking university as well at a Principal at a farm consultancy.

Owner, An Agricultural Consultancy in KS

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Purdue University

Wamego,

Kansas

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Review Fee $250/hr
Deposition Fee $250/hr
Court Fee $250/hr

This pedologist has studied agronomy for 17+ years, earning a B.S., an M.S., and a Ph.D. in the science and technology of plants. She currently works as an Associate Professor in the Department of Agronomy at a public university in Kansas. The expert is a Certified Professional Soil Scientist and a Member of the American Society of Agronomy, the Soil Science Society of America, and the International Soil and Tillage Research Organization. She has co-authored two book chapters as well as several journal publications and peer-reviewed bulletins.

Associate Professor, Public University in Kansas

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Kansas State University

Manhattan,

Kansas

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Review Fee $200/hr
Deposition Fee $300/hr
Court Fee $300/hr

This well-credentialed expert is Professor Emeritusof Soil and Crop Sciences at a public research university in Colorado, where he has held the title of Professor for over 20 years. He received his BS in Agronomy from Brigham Young University, his MS in Agronomy from Oklahoma State University, and his PhD in Crop Science from Oregon State University. The expert has presented at over 100 workshops/lectures and has authored nearly 50 refereed articles along with nearly 150 technical reports. He is a Fellow of the American Society of Agronomy and is also a member of the Crop Science Society of America and the Council for Agricultural Science and technology. His experience in farming dates back to his early life when he worked on a family farm in Idaho; he has been in academia focusing on agronomy and crop science for 38+ years.

Professor, A Public University in Colorado

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Oregon State University

Salem,

Utah

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FAQs for Agronomy Expert Witnesses

What is the role of an agronomy expert witness in legal proceedings?

An agronomy expert witness provides specialized knowledge on crop production, soil management, and sustainable agriculture practices. They can offer insights on disputes related to agricultural operations, land use, and environmental impact.

In what types of cases might I need an agronomy expert witness?

Agronomy experts are often needed in cases involving crop damage, pesticide misuse, soil contamination, farming accidents, or disputes over agricultural practices and land use.

What subspecialties exist within the field of agronomy that an expert witness might focus on?

Subspecialties in agronomy include soil science, plant genetics, crop physiology, agroecology, and precision agriculture. The specific expertise required will depend on the nature of your case.

How can an agronomy expert witness assist in a case involving pesticide misuse?

An agronomy expert can analyze the type and application of pesticides used, assess their impact on crops and soil health, and determine if industry standards were followed.

Can an agronomy expert witness help in a dispute over organic farming practices?

Yes. An agronomist with expertise in organic farming can evaluate compliance with organic standards, assess crop health, and provide insight into best practices for organic cultivation.

How does Expert Institute select its Agronomy expert witnesses?

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