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This podcast is produced by the American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers (ASABE), and seeks to: •Share information about the important work the ASABE is accomplishing on behalf of...
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This podcast is produced by the American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers (ASABE), and seeks to:
•Share information about the important work the ASABE is accomplishing on behalf of its members and the agricultural and biological engineering profession
•Encourage potential ASABE members and agricultural and biological engineering students to join the society
•Generate more entries for awards and services and more registrants for ASABE events
•Recognize agricultural and biological engineering leaders
•Educate the audience about the agricultural and biological engineering profession
•Build community amongst professional agricultural and biological engineers
•Advance the profession of agricultural and biological engineering
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•Share information about the important work the ASABE is accomplishing on behalf of its members and the agricultural and biological engineering profession
•Encourage potential ASABE members and agricultural and biological engineering students to join the society
•Generate more entries for awards and services and more registrants for ASABE events
•Recognize agricultural and biological engineering leaders
•Educate the audience about the agricultural and biological engineering profession
•Build community amongst professional agricultural and biological engineers
•Advance the profession of agricultural and biological engineering
31 OCT 2024 · In this episode, hear from Scott Shearer, Professor & Chair, Department of Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering, The Ohio State University, as he discusses all things agrivoltaics. Shearer will discuss the role ag can play in the transition to clean energy, the current pilot research program occurring in Ohio, what crops and animals seem to flourish in an agrivoltaic setting, and more.
15 OCT 2024 · AI is changing how many industries operate on a day-to-day basis, and agriculture is no exception. However, it's not a silver bullet to answer all of the industry's problems. W. Edwin Harris, Centre for Agriculture Data Science, Harper Adams University, United Kingdom, discusses the challenges of AI in the agriculture industry in this episode.
8 OCT 2024 · Not all college students have an easy path to a successful agricultural and biological engineering career. Purdue's Rising Scholars Program seeks to help first-generation college students with adjusting to and succeeding in college life while pursuing a degree in a STEM field.
23 SEP 2024 · In this episode, hear from Leon Schumacher, Department Chair, Agricultural & Biological Engineering, North Dakota State University, as he discusses the department's celebration of a century in academia.
5 SEP 2024 · Meet the man behind the gavel--newly installed ASABE President, Doug Otto. Doug shares his ASABE history, his goals for his presidency, and discusses the future of ag engineering.
21 AUG 2024 · In this episode, Michael Ngadi, Professor, McGill University, discusses how developing countries can take their destinies into their own hands to improve and innovate in their agricultural and food production systems. By doing so, these countries will better prepare themselves for climate change impacts and make their own countries more independent, while building local economies.
For more information about ASABE's initiative, the Alliance for Modernizing African Agrifood Systems, visit https://asabe.org/amaa.
2 AUG 2024 · Our 30th episode features Gerry Rehkulger, Emeritus Professor, Department of Biological & Environmental Engineering, Cornell University. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Rehkugler embarked on a project to document all of the tower silos in his county in upstate New York, a former hotbed for dairy farming. Rehkugler also discusses the agricultural engineering achievements behind different types of feed storage for dairy farms.
15 JUL 2024 · In this episode, hear from Alex Thomasson, Professor & Department Head, Department of Agricultural & Biological Engineering, Mississippi State University, as he discusses his team's efforts to build a robotic cotton harvester, how the robot picks cotton without damaging it, and the benefits of picking cotton with a robot.
28 JUN 2024 · In this episode, hear from Andres Ferreyra, Communications Manager & CS Business Partner for Bayer, and Brent Kemp, President & CEO of AgGateway. Both of these guests serve on the new ISO committee that is creating standards for food and ag systems data. Learn more about the unified data reference architecture in the agri-food value chain, the impact of data on smart farming, agrisemantics and more.
17 JUN 2024 · In this episode, John Cundiff, Professor Emeritus, Department of Biological Systems Engineering, Virginia Tech University, discusses three technologies for hauling feedstocks to regional biorefineries. These technologies could revolutionize how biorefineries source their materials and save on costs.
This podcast is produced by the American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers (ASABE), and seeks to: •Share information about the important work the ASABE is accomplishing on behalf of...
show more
This podcast is produced by the American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers (ASABE), and seeks to:
•Share information about the important work the ASABE is accomplishing on behalf of its members and the agricultural and biological engineering profession
•Encourage potential ASABE members and agricultural and biological engineering students to join the society
•Generate more entries for awards and services and more registrants for ASABE events
•Recognize agricultural and biological engineering leaders
•Educate the audience about the agricultural and biological engineering profession
•Build community amongst professional agricultural and biological engineers
•Advance the profession of agricultural and biological engineering
show less
•Share information about the important work the ASABE is accomplishing on behalf of its members and the agricultural and biological engineering profession
•Encourage potential ASABE members and agricultural and biological engineering students to join the society
•Generate more entries for awards and services and more registrants for ASABE events
•Recognize agricultural and biological engineering leaders
•Educate the audience about the agricultural and biological engineering profession
•Build community amongst professional agricultural and biological engineers
•Advance the profession of agricultural and biological engineering
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| Author | ASABE |
| Organization | Sarah Hill |
| Categories | Science |
| Website | www.asabe.org |
| landeck@asabe.org |
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