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From targeted spraying to yield forecasting and robotic harvesting, agricultural researchers and companies are finding ways to use artificial intelligence to improve food production.
AI in Agriculture Symposium, hackathons bring together ag, tech leaders Sept. 21
The 2026 AI in Agriculture Symposium will be held Sept. 21 at the Don Tyson Center for Agricultural Science in Fayetteville. (UADA photo) Arkansas Agricultural Experiment From targeted spraying to yield forecasting and robotic harvesting, agricultural researchers and companies are finding ways to use artificial intelligence to improve food production. Many of these technologies will take center stage at this year’s AI in Agriculture Symposium, being held Sept.
AI in Agriculture Symposium, hackathons bring together ag, tech leaders Sept. 21
The 2026 AI in Agriculture Symposium will be held Sept. 21 at the Don Tyson Center for Agricultural Science in Fayetteville. (UADA photo) From targeted spraying to yield forecasting and robotic harvesting, agricultural researchers and companies are finding ways to use artificial intelligence to improve food production. Many of these technologies will take center stage at this year’s AI in Agriculture Symposium, being held Sept. 21 at the Don Tyson Center for Agricultural Sciences.
AI in Agriculture Symposium, Hackathons Bring Together Ag, Tech Leaders Sept. 21
By Mollie Pratt From targeted spraying to yield forecasting and robotic harvesting, agricultural researchers and companies are finding ways to use artificial intelligence to improve food production. Many of these technologies will take center stage at this year’s AI in Agriculture Symposium, being held Sept. 21 at the Don Tyson Center for Agricultural Sciences. The center is located at 1371 W. Altheimer Drive in Fayetteville.
AI in Agriculture Symposium, hackathons bring together ag, tech leaders September 21
From targeted spraying to yield forecasting and robotic harvesting, agricultural researchers and companies are finding ways to use artificial intelligence to improve food production. Many of these technologies will take center stage at this year’s AI in Agriculture Symposium, being held September 21 at the Don Tyson Center for Agricultural Sciences. The center is located at 1371 W. Altheimer Drive in Fayetteville.
Gov. Sanders Approves $5m in State Funding for Center of Excellence for Food Science and Innovation
By Mollie Pratt Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced new state support for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture’s Center of Excellence for Food Science and Innovation on June 19, when the Arkansas Legislative Council approved $5 million from the Restricted Reserve for the building’s construction in Fayetteville. This investment builds on $30 million in federal funding secured by U.S. Sen. John Boozman and U.S. Rep. Steve Womack.
THE TRENDS EVERYONE WILL BE WEARING THIS SPRING
The Her Campus National Editors write about products we love and think you’ll love too. Her Campus has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase. All products are in stock and all prices are accurate as of publication. Spring has officially sprung, meaning we can all finally hang up our winter coats and make way for some fresh trends. With such a long winter behind us, the brightest and boldest trends are in store to bring some joy to our lives.
2023 FASHION TREND PREDICTIONS
The opinions expressed in this article are the writer’s own and do not reflect the views of Her Campus. 2022 gave us many iconic trends such as the micro mini skirt, leg warmers and sage green everything. With the new year approaching I’m rounding up some of the trends I think are going to blow up in 2023. Now I’m no expert, but this is everything that I’ve seen emerging on the runway, across social media and on depop.
2023 BEAUTY TREND PREDICTIONS
10 The opinions expressed in this article are the writer’s own and do not reflect the views of Her Campus. 2022 has been an interesting year in the realm of beauty and there has been a real focus on skincare, haircare and the whole ‘clean girl aesthetic’. We have seen a lot of natural no makeup looks, glossy skin and minimal eye shadow. I have a feeling this may about to change in 2023 and I think we’re going to be seeing the return of full glam.
How to keep your skin and hair healthy this winter
The opinions expressed in this article are the writer’s own and do not reflect the views of Her Campus. Winter is here, and as much as I love Christmas and cozy nights in, the cold weather means my hair and skin are going to be feeling it in the months to come. But you don’t have to suffer, as there are a few ways to make sure you’re glowing and gorgeous the same way you are in the summer.
last-minute halloween costumes for the lazy girls
The opinions expressed in this article are the writer’s own and do not reflect the views of Her Campus. This is for all the lazy girls as Halloween has come around again and if you’re like me who always leave it to the very last minute to think of a costume idea then i’ve got your back. I’ve scoured Pinterest and TikTok to find some of the best outfits that not every other girl at the party will be wearing, hopefully.
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