Rima Porre

Rima Porre, MSc, is a Researcher specializing in Sustainable Soil Use at Wageningen University & Research. She actively contributes to national agricultural research initiatives focusing on soil health, carbon dynamics, and sustainable farming practices through multiple funded projects and peer-reviewed publications.

Her research spans critical areas of agricultural sustainability:

• Soil organic matter quantification using UAV and proximal sensing technologies
• Cover crop mixtures for nitrogen management and leaching mitigation
• Carbon balance assessment in farmland ecosystems
• Greenhouse gas emission reduction from organic resource application
• Meta-analyses of litter decomposition in diverse cropping systems

Recent publication trends reveal strong emphasis on field-scale validation of cover crop benefits, particularly radish-based mixtures for nitrogen cycling, and technological integration for soil monitoring. Her work consistently bridges precision agriculture with practical farm management solutions.

No scientific awards were documented in available sources.

Dr. Porre leads six active research projects including nitrous oxide emission studies (2025) and emission factor updates (2025-2027), while serving as Co-promotor for PhD candidate van Waaij, J. investigating nitric oxide fluxes from agricultural soils.

Embedded within Wageningen's Sustainable Soil Use research group, she collaborates extensively across soil science, agronomy, and environmental technology teams to develop implementable strategies for climate-resilient agriculture.