Wim van Dijk

Wim van Dijk serves as a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in the Department of Soil Science. His work focuses on agricultural sustainability, soil management, and environmental policy within the Dutch agricultural context. He actively contributes to national policy frameworks including the KringloopWijzer and fertilizer advisory systems.

His research interests center on Soil Science, Agricultural Policy, and Sustainable Food Production Systems, with particular expertise in nitrogen management, carbon sequestration, and soil quality indicators. His work bridges scientific research with practical farming applications, addressing critical challenges in Dutch agriculture including emissions reduction and circular nutrient flows.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals strong focus on soil-nutrient interactions (72% of works), policy implementation (59%), and practical farming solutions (85%). His research consistently addresses Dutch agricultural challenges with emphasis on sandy soils (65% of works), emissions management (59%), and food production systems (59%).

Dr. van Dijk has led 13 significant research projects including AF18153 on integrated crop-livestock systems and KD-2022-025 on water quality policy. His work has generated 260 research outputs including 59 articles, 142 reports, and 2 datasets, demonstrating substantial contribution to agricultural science and policy development in the Netherlands.