Debalin Sarangi

Redefining the boundaries of what is possible in weed science, Debalin Sarangi serves as an Assistant Professor and Extension Weed Scientist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. With a keen focus on herbicide resistance and fall-emerging weeds, Sarangi is at the forefront of agricultural research, striving to develop innovative solutions to some of the most pressing challenges faced by farmers today. Sarangi's research is pivotal in identifying and managing fall-emerging weeds, a critical aspect of maintaining crop health and yield. His work is instrumental in devising effective herbicide resistance strategies, ensuring that farmers have the tools they need to combat resistant weed species. His expertise is particularly valuable in understanding the unique weed challenges faced in Nebraska, where he provides insights and recommendations for optimal control methods. A significant aspect of Sarangi's research involves the application of Liberty herbicide in corn and soybean crops. He emphasizes the importance of timing and the weed growth stage to achieve maximum control, a factor that can significantly impact the effectiveness of weed management strategies. His work not only aids in improving crop yields but also contributes to the sustainability of agricultural practices. Sarangi's contributions extend beyond research, as he plays an active role in the CropWatch program, where he shares his findings and recommendations with the agricultural community. His dedication to education and extension services ensures that his research has a practical impact, helping farmers implement effective weed management strategies. Through his work, Debalin Sarangi is redefining the approach to weed science, blending research with practical application to address the evolving challenges of modern agriculture. His commitment to advancing the field and supporting the agricultural community underscores his role as a leader in weed science research.