Juliana Jäggle

Juliana Jäggle is a researcher at the Institute of Soil Research and Institute of Agronomy, affiliated with the Department of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU).

Research Focus: Her work centers on soil microbiology, plant-microbe interactions, and sustainable agricultural systems. Key areas include managing soil structure and nitrogen availability in regenerative farming, assessing drought impacts on microbial dynamics, and optimizing nutrient cycling under climate change.

• Soil microbiology for regenerative agriculture
• Plant-microbe associations under water stress
• Soil structure and bioavailable nitrogen dynamics
• Climate-resilient farming practices

Publications: A 2023 conference abstract explores drought effects on microbial interactions in agricultural systems, aligning with her expertise in soil ecology and sustainable practices.

Projects: Currently involved in the Soil microbiology to manage soil structure and bioavailable nitrogen in regenerative farming systems (2024–2028), funded by the Austrian Federal Ministries.

Presentations: Authored posters at the Microbe-Assisted Crop Production Opportunities, Challenges & Needs (2024) and 8. WABO Student Conference (2023), focusing on winter wheat metabolism and drought impacts.