Shamsul Haque

Shamsul is a lecturer at SAEVS and teaches Soil Science, Soil Management and Summer Cropping Systems subjects at Charles Sturt. His PhD focused on the factors affecting the options for crops capable of following flooded rice in Southern NSW. He participated in multiple projects valued at over $6.5M. His major projects include GRDC-funded long-term crop rotation management, GRDC-funded cover crop management, MLA-funded soil-dung beetle relation on the soil functions project, CSU-funded impact of soil amendment on soil fertility and nutrient cycling trials, DAFF-funded soil extension smart farms project, DAFF-funded drought resilient long term crop rotation project and Solar-Industry funded agrivoltaic systems for the production of dryland pastures. Dr Haque has published over 30 research articles, conference proceedings and grower notes. Shamsul currently supervises HDR students funded by Gulbali Institute and the Australian government.