Jake Mowrer

Jake Mowrer is an Extension Associate Professor specializing in Soil Nutrient and Water Resource Management at Texas A&M University's Department of Soil and Crop Sciences. His research investigates soil fertility, water-use efficiency, and greenhouse gas mitigation in agricultural systems, with emphasis on biochar, cover crops, and sustainable tillage practices.

His recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on soil health optimization, climate-smart agriculture, and resource efficiency. Key themes include: greenhouse gas emission dynamics under various soil amendments, phosphorus management in irrigated systems, water conservation techniques, and remediation strategies for contaminated soils. Field studies and controlled incubations form the primary methodological approaches.

Student Advisees:

• Hazal Camci Arik
• Annalee Epps
• Divya Ghanghas
• Leila Joharzadeh
• Michael Kuitu
• Parker Murphree
• Madhurya Poondla
• Reshma Ramachandran
• Galen Roberts

He leads extension initiatives including the Soil Survey and Land Resource Workshop and hosts the educational podcast 'Song of the Soil'. No scientific awards are mentioned.