Dr. Dave Huber, Soil Scientist 🔥
@dphuber.bsky.social
Soils, agriculture, & ecosystems. I study dryland carbon & nutrient cycling, hydrology, fire ecology, & invasive species. Birthdate = -7.36‰. Views my own.
Yes, baffled by their assertions
December 6, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Yes, baffled by their assertions
Teaching an Ecohydrology field course focused on soils here starting in March, so need to get some soil pits characterized beforehand 😅 NCSS only has 4 pits in the Umatilla Mtns I think
December 1, 2025 at 1:11 AM
Teaching an Ecohydrology field course focused on soils here starting in March, so need to get some soil pits characterized beforehand 😅 NCSS only has 4 pits in the Umatilla Mtns I think
Had the same question here at the Starkey. When will digging soil pits be tolerable?
December 1, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Had the same question here at the Starkey. When will digging soil pits be tolerable?
Gorgeous! Love that area
November 21, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Gorgeous! Love that area
That’s actually intact bedrock, just has some of the clay rich soil stuck to it below.
We do have good E horizons out there just not in these two pits.
Yes, me or Seyfried, who wore it better 🥸
Come back and visit sometime!
We do have good E horizons out there just not in these two pits.
Yes, me or Seyfried, who wore it better 🥸
Come back and visit sometime!
November 20, 2025 at 4:48 PM
That’s actually intact bedrock, just has some of the clay rich soil stuck to it below.
We do have good E horizons out there just not in these two pits.
Yes, me or Seyfried, who wore it better 🥸
Come back and visit sometime!
We do have good E horizons out there just not in these two pits.
Yes, me or Seyfried, who wore it better 🥸
Come back and visit sometime!
Anywhere from cobbles to soup!
October 17, 2025 at 6:52 PM
Anywhere from cobbles to soup!