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New technology is top of mind in this weeks episode of Wheat Petes Word, hosted by Peter Wheat Pete Johnson. Between Green Lightning, a plasma technology that essentially is trying to replicate what happens in the atmosphere as lightning strikes to create nitrogen to create N on-farm, and a biological process coming out of Australia Read More New technology is top of mind in this weeks episode of Wheat Petes Word, hosted by Peter Wheat Pete Johnson.
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Synopsis: As we head into 2025, global challenges like climate change, resource scarcity, and rising consumer expectations are pushing the boundaries of innovation in agriculture. This year will see a strong focus on leveraging Gen AI, scaling precision agriculture, adopting regenerative agriculture, and driving sustainable cultivation. Each of these trends presents unique opportunities to redefine production, sustainability, and efficiency.
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Individuals and teams recognized for exceptional contributions The post Texas A&M AgriLife honors personnel with Vice Chancellors Awards in Excellence appeared first on AgriLife Today.
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Individuals and teams recognized for exceptional contributions The post Texas A&M AgriLife honors personnel with Vice Chancellors Awards in Excellence appeared first on AgriLife Today.
Thanks for tuning in to this Wednesday edition of RealAg Radio. Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Tyler Schau with AgMarket.net on what he expects from the markets in 2025; John Barlow, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, on the meeting he was at in Iowa, what he discussed with U.S. counterparts, as well as an update Read More Thanks for tuning in to this Wednesday edition of RealAg Radio.
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The grant, from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, will support a multiyear initiative that confronts censorship and surveillance targeting academic and artistic freedom. The post UC Berkeley awarded $2.6 million grant to counter arts censorship appeared first on Berkeley News.
The Climate and Society Center aims to accelerate Californias equitable transition to renewable energy and zero-carbon emissions. The post Ambitious new center will link scientific analysis and environmental justice appeared first on Berkeley News.
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One of the consequences of the warming climate is that the growing season is getting longer. This provides producers with the opportunity to try to get two crops from a field in a season instead of just one.
Strangles, a highly contagious respiratory disease in horses, peaks in the spring. Horse owners are encouraged to focus on prevention this time of year. Learn the signs, testing options and how the disease spreads.
Announced by President Joe Biden, the award honors the nation's technological trailblazers The post UC Berkeleys Jennifer Doudna receives National Medal of Technology and Innovation appeared first on Berkeley News.
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