Dr. Raj Khosla: Renowned for his work at Colorado State University, Khosla is a leading figure in precision soil and crop management. His research has continually emphasized optimizing resource use through technology-driven insights in agriculture.
Dr. John Nowatzki: Contributing from North Dakota State University, Nowatzki’s expertise spans machinery systems, geospatial technology applications, and integrating sensors for precision agriculture.
Lisa Prassack: As President of Prassack Advisors, an innovation consultancy focused on agri-food, Lisa constantly delves into the newest trends and technological applications in precision farming, providing actionable insights.
Dr. David Lamb: Spearheading the Precision Agriculture Research Group at the University of New England, Australia, Lamb’s focus is on harnessing technology to boost agricultural sustainability and productivity.
Dr. Bruno Basso: At Michigan State University, Basso is pushing the boundaries in precision agriculture by integrating crop modeling with remote sensing, offering more nuanced crop monitoring techniques.
Jesse Vollmar: As the CEO and co-founder of FarmLogs, Vollmar is shaping the future of data-driven agriculture by creating tools that furnish farmers with real-time insights, promoting informed decision-making.
Prof. Simon Blackmore: Stationed at Harper Adams University, Blackmore leads the Hub for Agricultural Robotics and Automation. His work integrates robotics, automation, and AI, challenging and reshaping traditional farming methodologies.
Dr. Alex Thomasson: Contributing from Texas A&M University, Thomasson is a key figure in sensor technology and remote sensing for agriculture. His innovations have significantly enhanced field monitoring and data utilization in farming.
Terry Griffin: At Kansas State University, Griffin stands at the intersection of agriculture, technology, and economics. He deciphers the economic nuances of adopting precision agricultural practices, providing a broader context to technological advances.
Dr. Viacheslav Adamchuk: With his position at McGill University, Adamchuk specializes in soil sensing techniques and variable rate technology. His endeavors aim to revolutionize soil management practices by incorporating precise data analytics and interventions.
