Cody Zesiger

Cody Zesiger is an Extension Associate Professor at the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Utah State University, based in Davis County. He has been active in agricultural extension programs since 2019, focusing on water and soil conservation, precision agriculture, and public agricultural education. His work includes both academic research and practical outreach initiatives.

• MA in Science Education, Western Governors University (2018)
• BS in Zoology and Biology Teaching, Weber State University (2016)

Zesiger's research spans soil and crop management (e.g., sulfur fertilization, pH regulation), precision agriculture (wireless sensor systems, inductive power transfer), and ecological conservation (bee decline, invasive species management). His work addresses practical challenges in irrigation, soil health, and sustainable farming.

His publications highlight trends in underground wireless power systems (2025-2022) for soil sensors, nutrient management for field crops (2025-2023), and ecological studies (2023-2020) on pollinators and invasive plants. Key themes include technological innovation for agriculture, soil chemistry optimization, and local market analysis.