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Meetings

The convention center chosen to host our Annual Meeting should have at least 60 breakout rooms to accommodate all of our technical sessions. The exhibit hall ideally will provide space for 150,000 ft2. The St. Louis convention center (shown here), where our meeting will take place this year, has two halls combined for a total of 160,000 ft2

Society Annual Meeting Site Selection Process

April 19, 2023

Source: Remsberg.

Want to Help Shape the CSSA Annual Meeting?

April 4, 2023

IGC

U.S. to Host International Grassland Congress

March 24, 2023

open science

‘Open Science Inspires’ the Theme of the 2023 Annual Meeting

March 22, 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 13, 2023

ASA wishes to place workforce development as a pillar of our next strategy ASA wishes to place workforce development as a pillar of our next strategic plan, which will be developed through consultation with members, communities, divisions, and partners within and outside of the Societies. Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock/Chalermphon.

Planting Seeds for the Profession of Agronomy

April 6, 2023

crop science

Change Is Upon Us, and We Need to Adapt

March 19, 2023

Publications

Soil Health the Focus of a New Collection of Papers

Soil Health the Focus of a New Collection of Papers

April 1, 2023

csa news

Call for Nominations: Editors of Crop Science and Agrosystems, Geosciences & Environment

March 30, 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

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