Steve Phillips
Associate Professor
Plant & Soil Sciences
Orcid identifier0009-0003-5563-924X (opens in a new tab)
- Associate ProfessorPlant & Soil Sciences
- 405-744-6215 (Work)
BIO & RESEARCH INTERESTs
Dr. Steve Phillips is a native of Oklahoma and attended Cameron University for his B.S. and Oklahoma State University for his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. After completing his Ph.D., Steve joined the faculty at Virginia Tech as a soil fertility research and extension specialist. In 2007, Steve left academia and joined the International Plant Nutrition Institute as North American Director and spent the next 12 years leading applied research and educational outreach programs around the world focused on improving the performance of diverse cropping systems through enhanced crop nutrition and precision agriculture technologies. Most recently, Steve served as Principal Scientist for the African Plant Nutrition Institute where he led research and extension activities across the continent. Steve has authored over 200 scientific and extension publications and provided keynote lectures on precision crop nutrition at events in over 20 countries.
Research Interests:
Dr. Phillips' research interests include:
• Spatial and temporal drivers of crop yield response to fertilizer
• Fertility management within the cropping system context
• Multi-layer precision management effects on nutrient dynamics
Research Interests:
Dr. Phillips' research interests include:
• Spatial and temporal drivers of crop yield response to fertilizer
• Fertility management within the cropping system context
• Multi-layer precision management effects on nutrient dynamics
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENTS
- Associate ProfessorOklahoma State University, Plant & Soil Sciences, Stillwater, United States2023 - present
DEGREES
- B.S.Cameron University, Lawton, United States
- M.S.Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, United States
- Ph.D.Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, United States
FACULTY/STAFF OR STUDENT
- Faculty/Staff
CAMPUS
- Oklahoma State University - Stillwater
DEPARTMENT
- Plant & Soil Sciences