Rate My Professor Renske Hijbeek

With over 3,149 citations on Google Scholar and 97 research outputs, including 41 articles, Hijbeek has made significant contributions to sustainable agriculture. Notable publications include 'Carbon for soils, not soils for carbon' (Global Change Biology, 2023), 'Regenerative Agriculture: An agronomic perspective' (Outlook on Agriculture, 2021), 'What drives farmers to increase soil organic matter? Insights from the Netherlands' (Soil Use and Management, 2018), and recent papers such as 'Agronomic constraints limit the climate change mitigation potential of winter cover crops in Europe' (European Journal of Agronomy, 2026) and 'A variable residue: Meta-analysis on the nitrogen fertilizer replacement value of anaerobic digestate' (European Journal of Agronomy, 2026). She received the 2nd prize in the 2019 Brain Chambers international award for early career researchers in crop nutrition and the Institutional Collaboration Award from the graduate school Production Ecology and Resource Conservation (PE&RC) in 2019. Her work influences debates on regenerative farming, nutrient cycles, climate mitigation, and circular food systems.