HomePublicationsCSA NewsIssuesCSA News: Volume 68, Issue 3University of Arkansas Finishes First at Soil-Judging Contest March 30, 2023 The University of Arkansas finished first at the 2022 Region IV Soil-Judging Contest. From l to r: Jonathan Brye, Coach; Dr. Kris Brye, Lilly Stults, Lauren Gwaltney, and Katie Janson. The 2022 Region IV Soil-Judging Contest was hosted by Oklahoma State University on 20 October in Woodward, County OK. A total of 28 undergraduate students participated, representing six institutions throughout the region, including Texas Tech University, Oklahoma State University, Texas A&M University, Tarleton State University, West Texas A&M University, and the University of Arkansas.The University of Arkansas took first place overall and finished first in the team-judged pit portion of the contest. The team also had the first- and second-high individuals, Katie Janson and Jonathan Brye, respectively. West Texas A&M University took second place overall and had the second-place team pit. Tarleton University took third place overall and had the fifth-high individual, Courtney Thom.The University of Arkansas finished first at the 2022 Region IV Soil-Judging Contest. From l to r: Jonathan Brye, Coach; Dr. Kris Brye, Lilly Stults, Lauren Gwaltney, and Katie Janson.Text © . The authors. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Except where otherwise noted, images are subject to copyright. Any reuse without express permission from the copyright owner is prohibited.Share this:Send Message Related articles Solving the irrigation puzzle in the Pacific Northwest July 17, 2026 Understanding the foundations of fertilizer recommendations July 17, 2026 Video: Food, fiber, and fuel July 16, 2026 Recent articles Understanding the foundations of fertilizer recommendations July 17, 2026 Video: Food, fiber, and fuel July 16, 2026 Fluctuating water levels accelerate cleanup at petroleum-contaminated sites July 15, 2026