Reiner Ruser

Dr. Reiner Ruser is a Researcher at the Department of Fertilization and Soil Nutrient Cycling. His work focuses on soil science, nitrogen management, and agricultural sustainability. He is actively involved in projects addressing greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural practices, nitrogen utilization in crops, and climate change adaptation strategies. Recent publications explore topics such as nitrogen cycling in winter wheat, mitigation potential in arable farming, and cover crop impacts on soil nutrients.

Current projects include analyzing the environmental effects of soil liming, optimizing ammonium sulfate fertilization to reduce emissions, and quantifying ammonia emissions post-mineral fertilization. These projects emphasize sustainable agricultural practices and environmental stewardship.