Meetings

Watercolor of a peach painted for the USDA by Deborah G. Passmore in 1910. USDA, Pomological Watercolor Collection, Rare and Special Collections, National Agricultural Library, Beltsville.

Communicating science through art—An exhibition and symposium

July 19, 2022

communication and public engagement for healthy people and a healthy planet

Not to be missed: 2022 Annual Meeting opening keynote, plenary presentations

July 18, 2022

Peace/Chernozem, soil and gesso, 2022, Kirsten Kurtz.

Communicating science through art—An exhibition and symposium

June 23, 2022

communication and public engagement for healthy people and a healthy planet

Register today for the 2022 Annual Meeting in Baltimore 6–9 November

June 15, 2022

Figure 1. Illustration of landscape surrounding, and part of, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park and research findings as related to corridors, agriculture, and the Chesapeake Bay watershed featured in this symposium.

Crops and corridors: An illustrative approach to an agricultural–environmental symposium

May 25, 2022

communication and public engagement for healthy people and a healthy planet

There’s still time to submit an abstract

May 12, 2022

Students in introductory soils classes who have fun with soil will be more interested in why the soils are different colors, opening the door to discuss chemistry and mineralogy.

Communicating science through art

April 26, 2022

communication and public engagement for healthy people and a healthy planet

Submit an abstract by 21 June to save

April 15, 2022

Richard Harris announced as opening keynote

April 12, 2022

Submit an abstract—share science and gain peer recognition

March 28, 2022

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Shape the Future of Crop Science

Call for Abstracts