معرفی
Martin Entz is a Professor at the University of Manitoba in the Department of Plant Science, where he holds the Jarislowsky Chair in Natural Systems Agriculture for Climate Solutions. He leads the Natural Systems Agriculture Research Group, collaborating with farmers, breeders, and international partners.
- Education: BSc, MSc (University of Manitoba), PhD (University of Saskatchewan)
Research Interests include:
- Agroecology
- Organic and Conservation Agriculture
- Natural Systems Mimicry
- Farmer-Participatory Plant Breeding
- Crop-Livestock Integration
- Climate-Smart Soils
His publications focus on participatory breeding, legume intensification, soil health, and climate resilience. Key projects include the Glenlea Long-Term Organic-Conventional Study and collaborations in East Africa with the Canadian Food Grains Bank.
Scientific Recognition:
- Fellow, Canadian Society of Agronomy
- Jarislowsky Chair (2023)
Advising has shaped over 50 graduate and 150 undergraduate students. His lab includes Michelle Carkner (PhD), Sasha Loewen (PhD), and MSc students Laetitia Mukungu, Andrew Enns, and Sophia Partyka. Collaborations span institutions like the Land Institute, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, and the University of Guelph.
