Rate My Professor Wheeler Foshee

Foshee’s research encompasses vegetable cropping systems, fruit pest management, and pecan pest management, with emphasis on vegetable production systems, including high tunnel technologies that enable horticultural producers to expand and extend their markets. His publications include "Priming Strategies for Parsley Seedling Production in Float Trays" (HortScience, 2022), "High Tunnel Production of Tomatoes for Season Extension and Increased Yields and Revenue" (Horticulturae, 2020), "Vegetative and Floral Chilling Requirements of Four New Interspecific Calibrachoa Cultivars" (HortScience, 2008), "Impacts of Nitrogen Fertilizer Application Timing and Rate on Sweet Corn Growth and Yield" (Nitrogen, 2025), and "Flight Parameters for Spray Deposition Efficiency of Unmanned Aerial Application in Vegetable Crops" (Drones, 2025). He received the 2010 Alumni Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award and the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Educator Award. Foshee teaches horticulture courses and supports extension programs benefiting Alabama’s agricultural producers.