Daphnée Ferland

M.Sc. Student, University of Saskatchewan
Supervisor: Dr. Kate Congreves

About Daphnée Ferland

Daphnée is from all over Canada : originally from Québec, spent her childhood in Maryfield, SK, and now resides in Hudson Bay, SK. She completed her undergraduate degree in Crop Sciences at the University of Saskatchewan, and is now pursuing a Master of Science in Plant Sciences. Daphnée decided to broaden her horizons and has taken courses in all aspects of agriculture (animals, crops, bees, horticulture). Her favourite subject remains plants, where Daphnée has found her love for improving agronomic management practices and reducing GHG emissions. Her background as a farmer’s daughter has sparked an interest for farming, and she has undertaken her own farming operation with the help of her father. In her spare time, she can be found working out, riding her horses, and playing with her dogs.

Publications

Congreves, K.A., Otchere, O., Ferland, D., Farzadfar, S., Williams, S., Arcand, M.M. (2021). Nitrogen use efficiency definitions of today and tomorrow. Frontiers in Plant Science, 12: 912-921. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2021.637108