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New cell phone apps specifically designed for farming using LLMs and computer vision platforms will be coming online soon. Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock/tuelekza.

Separating the Wheat From the Chaff: Identifying the Benefits of Artificial Intelligence

June 27, 2023

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Cut the Plastic, Switch to Natural Sisal Twine Bale String

March 9, 2023

Photo courtesy of the United Soybean Board.

Re-Thinking Our Communication Strategies in Agriculture

January 23, 2023

Farmers need practical information about soil microbes and their impacts on agricultural systems, and in-person field days are an important tool for communication. Photo courtesy of Flickr/K-State Research and Extension. Courtesy of this Creative Commons license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/).

Soil microbes for agriculture: Enhancing resources for farmer outreach

November 14, 2022

Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock/ikostudio.

U.S. Sod Checkoff proposal seeks to ‘bring grass to life’

August 26, 2022

When one retires from full-time employment, the flexibility to contribute more to family support (parents and grandchildren) and fun time, hobbies, travel, etc. is appreciated and important. Here, Paul Carter shows his grandsons how to sow flower seeds in garden borders.

Growing with the seasons of life as an agronomist

July 19, 2022

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Safeguarding plant genetic resource collections for agriculture

June 20, 2022

(Figure 1) Left: Candy Schibli at the cymatic rig. Right: Close-up of the vibrating metal plate with the ground coffee–sand mixture. The results of this work were presented at a Coffee Science Foundation poster session in Boston at the Specialty Coffee Expo in April 2022. For more information, see www.southeasternroastery.com/research.

A tale of two Jennys: Pickin’ up good vibrations

May 25, 2022

Inside the N.I. Vavilov Research Institute of Plant Industry. Photo courtesy of Flickr/Dag Terje Filip Endresen.

Can the world food prize be posthumous?

November 21, 2021

There are strong and growing lines of evidence that soil moisture information can help us better understand and predict wildfire danger. Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock/hataлья саксонова.

Using soil moisture information to better understand and predict wildfire danger

September 27, 2021

Notice: 2026 Annual Elections

Call for Papers: Phenomics of Germplasm Collection

Call for Papers: Advancement of Fate and Transport of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in the Vadose Zone