Ami Erickson
Instructor, Horticulture and Life Sciences, Sheridan College, Sheridan WY
Ami Erickson teaches horticulture, plant sciences, and biology at Sheridan College. She is passionate about horticulture, teaching, and science. She earned a Ph.D. in Horticultural Science from the University of Minnesota. She has collaborated with the University of Wyoming on various projects, including season extension using high and low tunnels for vegetable production and the UW grapevine variety trial.
My areas of focus
- horticulture
- Plant science
- biology
- Microbiology
My conference sessions
- Sheridan high tunnel, low tunnel, open field trial results
- Hands-on low tunnel build
Projects that I work on
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