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June 8, 2023

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January 20, 2023

Advance Yourself Professionally While Advancing Science

Advance Yourself Professionally While Advancing Science

January 1, 2023

Carbon Dynamics in Wet Soils of the Outer Coastal Plain

January 1, 2023

Presidents messages

With an unrestricted gift from the estate of Dr. Sarah Lingle, the Agronomic Science Founda- tion (ASF) started a $250,000 “IDEAS” fund (a-s-f.org/asf-ideasfund) to financially support initiatives advancing DEI, including those at the Annual Meeting. This photo is from the Diversity Summit held at the 2022 Annual Meeting in Baltimore.

Continuing our Work to Improve Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

April 1, 2023

ASA provides numerous ways for members to be effective, lifelong communicators, such as participating in communities, presenting at the Annual Meeting, and publishing research. Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock/auremar.

Be a Lifelong Communicator: Consider These Three Activities

February 27, 2023

Awards elevate and recognize the contributions of our members. Here 2022 CSSA President Marilyn Warburton (right) presents Rajev Varshney with the CSSA 2022 International Crop Science Award.

The Importance of Awards for CSSA

January 1, 2023

Digital agriculture is emerging as one of the best strategies to de- tect what the crop needs and deliver the right amount of water, nutrients, and other inputs to the crop at the right time and in the right place. Here two lab technicians install a soil water potential sensor in the ground. Photo by Sayantan Sarkar.

More Will Be Asked of Agriculture in 2023 and Beyond

January 1, 2023

Diversity, equity & inclusion

2022 Bridge Scholars (l to r): Charles Bush (Oglala Lakota College), Natalia Espinoza (University of Georgia–Athens), Robert Hall (University of Wisconsin Madison), Araceli Martinez (Columbia Basin College), Rebecca Sarai Monge (Stanford University), Miguel Salceda (University of Missouri), Leandro Otavio Vieira-Filho (University of Florida), Cesar Zamora (Oregon State University), and Karina Morales (University of Wisconsin–Madison and Chair, Bridge Scholars Program). Photo courtesy of Remsberg.

Bridge Scholars: Leveraging Partnerships, Resources to Improve Diversity Within the Societies

April 1, 2023

Members forum

Photo courtesy of the United Soybean Board.

Re-Thinking Our Communication Strategies in Agriculture

January 1, 2023

Soil Health and Sustainability in India

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