AgEmerge 2021 - Tommy Fenster Ecdysis and CSU East Bay

Science and Regenerative Agriculture with Tommy Fenster
Tommy is a master’s student in Biology at California State University - East Bay and a member of the Ecdysis Foundation. His research focuses on regenerative management practices in California agroecosystems. Specifically, Tommy’s work is to quantify regenerative agricultural practices in almond orchards with regards to yields, biodiversity, and ecosystem services such as carbon sequestration. As the research intern at the Berkely Lab, Tommy utilizes the eddy covariance technique to quantify the greenhouse gas and water budgets for grazed grasslands that have had compost applied to them. Tommy’s undergraduate degree in Environmental Analysis was earned at Pomona College.

https://www.ecdysis.bio/

To learn more about the Ecdysis Foundation, listen to the AgEmerge Podcast with guest Dr. Mike Bredeson, here: https://www.agemerge.com/podcast-2021/episode/9269b005/063-agemerge-mike-bredeson-ecdysis-foundation