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Thanks for tuning in to this agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio. Host Shaun Haney is joined by RealAgricultures in-house agronomist Peter Wheat Pete Johnson to discuss a number of topics including utilizing artificial intelligence in agronomy and managing costs. Also hear from Codie Nagy with the Sask Oilseeds on the new Saskatchewan clubroot distribution Read More Thanks for tuning in to this agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio.
Michigan State University reports that truffle dogs and their handlers have found two new species of truffle in the United States, as verified by scientists at the university. The scientists’ DNA analysis of the truffles shows that they have many compounds similar to valuable European truffles. Associate professor Gregory Bonito says there is increasing interest in cultivating North American truffles, and he notes that the newly discovered species have economic potential.
One of Deeres defining features is its patent portfolio, which provides insight into its strategic priorities and technological advancements, says analyst Shane Thomas. The post 5 Technology Patents from John Deere and What They Might Mean for the Future of Precision Agriculture appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) is requesting nominations of qualified individuals active in the specialty crop industry, academia and public sectors to establish a professionally diverse Review Committee for the upcoming IDALS Specialty Crop Block Grant Program. Members of the committee will review, evaluate and make recommendations to IDALS on submitted Iowa Specialty Crop Block Grant Program proposals.
Concept proposals must be submitted by January 31, 2025. The Nebraska Department of Agriculture anticipates awarding approximately $820,000 in Specialty Crop Block Grants to projects enhancing the competitiveness of Nebraska specialty crops. Proposals should be initiated by organizations, industry groups, or academic institutions, or should involve collaboration or partnerships between producers, industry groups, academics, or other organizations.
Amidst the digital transformation in ag, AI will play an increasingly critical role in shaping the future of food production. The post Enhancing Farming Practices: The Role of AI in Agriculture appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.
Amidst the digital transformation in ag, AI will play an increasingly critical role in shaping the future of food production. The post Enhancing Farming Practices: The Role of AI in Agriculture appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.
Consumers are increasingly seeking assurance about the journey of their food products, prompting businesses to adopt blockchain technology. The post Agriculture’s New Era: Blockchain Technology As a Game-Changer appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.
This tool enables dealer technicians to save time on repairs by providing fast and accurate answers to technical questions. The post CNH Rolls Out New AI Tool for Instant Customer Support appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.
The prestigious honor highlights Ecorobotixs innovation in AI-driven agricultural technology. The post Ecorobotix ARA Ultra-High Precision Sprayer Named a 2025 World Ag Expo Top 10 New Product appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.
Pioneer biologist to retire after decades of discoveries and lasting mentorship The post Celebrating Dorothy Shippens curiosity-driven research career appeared first on AgriLife Today.
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On Tuesday we can expect to see the next potent winter storm move through the southern part of the region, starting in Alabama earlier on Tuesday but expanding rapidly eastward over the afternoon and evening of Tuesday.
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Since we have been talking about the possibility of different types of winter weather, here are a couple of articles that you might appreciate describing the different types of wintry precipitation we can see (all of which will probably occur somewhere in the Southeast in the next two days) and a history of some extreme […] Read More
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In the week I have received several questions about why this winter, which was predicted to be warmer and drier than usual, has been so cold. Here is a response I wrote to Bob Kemerait, UGA, about this winter’s crazy weather and the lack of warm weather (so far). You might find it helpful too.
Today is Martin Luther King Day and its worth thinking about what he stood for as we inaugurate a new President. Nneka M. Okona writing in Food & Wine tells us: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.s Taste in Food Shows Us Who He Was: Sunday suppers at home and simple meals in restaurants give insight into the man behind the speeches. I found that eating and following his tastes is as central to understanding him as a human and a thinker as his ideologies for the liberation of Black people and the poo
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Adapting to volatility, demands, and opportunities in real-time In the dynamic world of refined fuels, success hinges on the ability to pivot swiftly in response to market fluctuations, evolving customer needs, and fleeting opportunities. As margins tighten and competition intensifies, the difference between thriving and merely surviving often comes down to how quickly can you adapt.
Hello and welcome to the ZimmCast. ZimmComm is now entering its 21st year. Who would have thought? We officially announced our company at the 2004 National Agri-Marketing Conference. We had our first booth at the conference in 2005 which means weve exhibited for twenty of them! I thought you might like to hear the first audio podcast I recorded in January of 2005.
When he started soil sampling fields in Walkerton, Ont., during high school, a career in agronomy wasnt on the radar for Jonathan Zettler. But after working with agronomists and farm retail staff it didnt take long for him take a shine to the idea of working with crops and calling the field his office. Fast Read More When he started soil sampling fields in Walkerton, Ont., during high school, a career in agronomy wasnt on the radar for Jonathan Zettler.
Press Release ARLINGTON, VA The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture congratulates Donald Trump on his inauguration as President of the United States. NASDA looks forward to working with his administration to champion solutions for food and agricultural production. State departments of agriculture are steady leaders in helping communities solve some of rural and urban Americas most complex challenges of making certain all Americans have access to an abundant and nutritious f
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