Daniel Quinn is an assistant professor of agronomy and an Extension corn specialist at Purdue University. His research and Extension program focuses on improving corn production systems in the Midwest through large-scale and small-plot field trials. Quinn's key areas of study include yield physiology, agronomic intensification, precision technologies, nutrient management, and cover crops, with an emphasis on enhancing profitability, productivity, and sustainability in corn-based agriculture.

Daniel Quinn is an assistant professor of agronomy and an Extension corn specialist at Purdue University. His research and Extension program focuses on improving corn production systems in the Midwest through large-scale and small-plot field trials. Quinn's key areas of study include yield physiology, agronomic intensification, precision technologies, nutrient management, and cover crops, with an emphasis on enhancing profitability, productivity, and sustainability in corn-based agriculture.