Hello world! @EdHarris9000 and the #DataScience team at @HarperAdamsUni have been exploring tech & wireless networks in collaboration with @HartpuryAgTech & @ShropCouncil as part of the River Severn Partnership AWIR project. Watch this space as we start sharing our work.
Still a day to go to apply for our phenotyping and remote sensing PhD under CTP SAI. The deadline is tomorrow. Last reminder to apply and get considered: https://t.co/9fkMKob8nn
Data Science, Remote Sensing, and Agronomy came together in our latest paper investigating the implications of planting configurations on the performance of field-transplanted hybrid potato crops:
https://t.co/MediJFFKBv
New review paper by @Nyamburakabura7 and co authors from @BBRO_Beet and @HarperAdamsUni
Grass–Endophyte Interactions and Their Associated Alkaloids as a Potential Management Strategy for Plant Parasitic Nematodes https://t.co/qbTGzRV9Nb #mdpitoxins via @Toxins_Mdpi
Potato 🥔 zero-tillage and straw mulching (PZTM) adoption brings food production to fallow plots in Khulna!
Learn how this innovative 💡 technology is transforming farming practices and supporting women farmers.
👉🏽 https://t.co/XvFr26RYqv
🔸 @CGIAR#AsianMegaDeltas
Meta's contributions to open source software are nothing short of amazing:
The Detectrons, Pytorch, React, GraphQL, SAM, the Llama LLMs the list goes on and on. Now they're saying if they achieve AGI it will be open sourced... What a body of work!
@DccmsM Can't you provide a legend of actual temperatures and make sure all the information displayed in the picture is meaningful to the reader? Not just screenshots from some kind of DSS. Surely you can share better on-point maps with your esteemed stature
If you love potatoes (and chips and crisps) and want to help us find better ways of growing them while protecting our #soil take a look @HarperAdamsUni@ctp_sai@vegprof
🍌🍠🥔 Exciting news: CGIAR is to receive a USD$30 million grant from @gatesfoundation to harness the untapped potential of root, tuber, & banana crops and boost food & nutrition security in Africa.
🔗 https://t.co/Qijc5IKATu
#OneCGIAR@Cipotato@IITA_CGIAR@BiovIntCIAT_eng
The beauty of time-lapse earth observation: the Shire river has been messing around with the idea of forming a mini-island near Nchalo since the 80s, and had a meander that tempts of a future oxbow lake. I wonder how these two features have held up to cyclone Freddy...
Stressed plants ‘cry’ — and some animals can probably hear them. Plants that need water or have recently had their stems cut produce up to roughly 35 sounds per hour, this study found. But well-hydrated and uncut plants are much quieter, making only about one sound per hour
[read more: https://t.co/kOzVFgoMzw]