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Katie Navarra

New York, Saratoga Springs
As seen in: Business Insider, Business Insider Deutschland, Popular Science, SHRM, SHRM HR News, Business Insider Japan, Hobby Farms, HR Dive, The Horse Magazine, Olean Times Herald and
Covers:  Agriculture, education, equine, business, entrepreneurship, environment, leadership, feature/profile
Freelance writer, horse enthusiast, content marketing writer, bookworm

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Drawing from my experiences owning and showing horses, working as a groom for a competitive stable and volunteering with youth clubs has provided me with expertise needed to craft feature, how-to, health care, personality profiles and training articles for numerous national equine publications.

My first love has always been and always will be horses. There’s nothing more satisfying than pitching an article to a magazine, interviewing the sources, crafting the story and seeing it published in pr…

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An SAE Grant Helped Me Grow

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By Katie Navarra
| National FFA Organization
2.3 min readCategories: The FeedTags: grant, grants and scholarships, sae, sae grant, supervised agricultural experience Whether you’re interested in research, plants, animals or trying something out of the box, a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) project is a way for you to explore and experiment. Each year, FFA members can apply for National FFA Grants to grow their SAE.
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How AI can help growers better manage drought stress

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By Katie Navarra
| Irrigation Today Verified
Planning irrigation scheduling, especially during drought conditions, is an ongoing challenge for producers and agricultural irrigation professionals. It’s a challenge researchers across the country are working to solve with the help of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence. Researchers at the Virginia Tech A3 Lab are focusing on using AI to identify drought stress much earlier than traditional field scouting.
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Weather-based app helps homeowners avoid overwatering

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By Katie Navarra
| Irrigation & Lighting Verified
Texas contractors serving homeowners who are interested in planning irrigation schedules based on the weather have greater access to the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service WaterMyYard app. The Extension Service announced the app is now available in more than 70 Texas cities. The free app uses local weather data from about 60 ET weather states to estimate how much water a lawn needs.
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