Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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A 2025 Georgia seminar outlined Liang Dong’s work on low-cost miniature sensors, connecting plant and soil measurements with precision-agriculture decisions and broader biological research.
A USDA-supported UT San Antonio–SwRI programme will train undergraduates in AI, connected sensing and agricultural robotics, combining technical research with farmer and extension engagement.
Wageningen’s planned July 2027 Intelligent Agriculture summer school combines classroom learning with hands-on technology workshops, field visits and a collaborative project for students and early-career researchers.
An early University of Georgia announcement places an AI in Agriculture conference on the calendar for March 2029, with a broad remit across biological research, farm production and food-system analytics.
The fourth U.S. Precision Livestock Farming Conference is planned for 24–27 May 2027 in Athens, Georgia, bringing engineering, veterinary and farming perspectives together around technology for animal production.
The University of Georgia plans to host the 18th ICPA in Athens on 16–19 July 2028, connecting precision-agriculture researchers, industry participants and extension professionals.
ASABE has scheduled its specialist agricultural equipment conference for February 2027 in Louisville, creating a meeting point for machinery researchers, engineering educators and industry development teams.
ASABE’s 2027 annual meeting is scheduled for 18–21 July in New Orleans. The society is inviting session-organizer interest while directing prospective authors to its presentation planning guidance.
IEEE’s 2027 Conference on AgriFood Electronics will run in Taipei on 6–8 October, with robotics, IoT, sensors and edge AI among the technologies spanning its farm-to-consumer scope.
The 12th Asian-Australasian Conference on Precision Agriculture is scheduled for 15–18 September 2027 in Kobe, Japan, continuing a regional series connecting research, industry and practical farming experience.
The joint CIGR–EurAgEng congress in Turin focused on emerging technologies and innovation in biosystems engineering, bringing agricultural engineering, artificial intelligence and resource-management research into a shared scientific programme.
The proposed CIGR 2028 programme in New Delhi places small-farm engineering at its centre, linking automation, precision irrigation, post-harvest systems and practical technology access for smaller producers.
