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Intermediate wheatgrass as a dual use crop for grain and grazing
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An upstate New York native, Madeline DuBois was first introduced to the idea of turning to nature to inspire solutions for human challenges while studying Environmental Engineering at Northeastern University. Throughout college, she assisted a professor in exploring wastewater treatment for reuse with plants and bacteria. This experience laid the foundation for her work at The Land Institute today, where she researches ways to transition agriculture toward nutrient circularity and practices that sustain healthy soil.
My most perennial trait: Cycling—both nutrient and transportation. Ask me about minding my “P”s.
2019 Intern at The Land Institute
