Bryant Scharenbroch's guest appearances

Bryant Scharenbroch

Science of Arboriculture

CNR Reporter Podcast

Laura Anderson

Jim Clark

Matthew Palmer

WES WATSON

Ken James

Paul Barber

Timothy Johnson

Donald Cameron

Tom Smiley

Mike Rader

Francesco Ferrini

Gregory Moore

Cameron Ryder

Kim Coder

Dirk Dujesiefken

OwlTail

Mic! Camera! Action! Welcome back to the second season of The CNR Reporter Podcast, and we are back helping you to get to know the faculty here at UW-Stevens Point. Carter gets the opportunity to interview the soil man himself, Dr. Bryant Scharenbroch. You can usually find him teaching outside, in a soil pit, or eating a lemon with his lunch. We discuss Dr. Scharenbroch's (slightly) unconventional start to becoming a professor at Point and his journey to grad school. Learn about the Pathways program he coordinates to get students hired for jobs with the federal government. Listen to this episode to find out more!

<p>Mic! Camera! Action! Welcome back to the second season of The CNR Reporter Podcast, and we are back helping you to get to know the faculty here at UW-Stevens Point. Carter gets the opportunity to interview the soil man himself, Dr. Bryant Scharenbroch. You can usually find him teaching outside, in a soil pit, or eating a lemon with his lunch. We discuss Dr. Scharenbroch's (slightly) unconventional start to becoming a professor at Point and his journey to grad school. Learn about the Pathways program he coordinates to get students hired for jobs with the federal government. Listen to this episode to find out more!</p>

Soil Science and 'Pathways' with Bryant Scharenbroch

Bryant Scharenbroch discusses the effects of compaction to top-soil in urban development, and potential remediation options. Learn about the study he conducted to determine what common practices improve the quality of urban soils.

Compaction and Remediation of Urban Dirt By Bryant Scharenbroch

There has been much anecdotal evidence about the effects of aerated compost tea on soil, but there have been few peer-reviewed studies on the topic. Join us for this episode of Science of Arboriculture, in which Dr. Bryant Scharenbroch, soil scientist at The Morton Arboretum, discusses his experiments with aerated compost tea. Topics in this lecture include what makes “good dirt” in the urban landscape, Dr. Scharenbroch’s process for making aerated compost tea, as well as his results in comparing aerated compost tea to other treatments.

Good Dirt – by Bryant Scharenbroch, PhD, The Morton Arboretum, Illinois