Clint Beiermann

Dr. Clint Beiermann is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Plant Sciences at the University of Wyoming, specializing in Forage Crop Production and Weed Management. He holds a Ph.D. in Agronomy and Horticulture (Weed Science) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2020), an M.S. in Agronomy (2017), and a B.S. in Agroecology with a Soil Science minor (2012) from the University of Wyoming.

His research focuses on enhancing forage crop productivity and resilience through agronomic practices and weed management strategies. Key areas include crop-weed competition dynamics, herbicide efficacy against resistant weeds (e.g., Palmer amaranth), and optimizing weed removal timing in dry bean and forage systems. He actively seeks graduate students passionate about applied field weed science and forage crop systems.

Teaching responsibilities include courses such as PLNT 2200 (Field Crop Production), PLNT 3030 (Ecology of Plant Protection), and PLNT 3031 (Applied Plant Protection).

His peer-reviewed publications emphasize integrated pest management, herbicide strategies for weed control in crops, and plant breeding advancements (e.g., hard red spring wheat varieties). Research trends reflect a focus on sustainable agricultural practices, herbicide resistance mitigation, and precision agronomy.

Dr. Beiermann’s work bridges applied research and practical solutions for agricultural challenges, with contributions to both forage and grain crop systems.