Cornell's Precision and Computational Agriculture Support Team
extension program unitpeople
Cornell faculty affiliates
- Bergstrom, Gary Carlton | Professor
- Cox, William Joseph | Professor
- DeGloria, Stephen Daniel | Professor
- DiTommaso, Antonio | Associate Professor
- Van Es, Harold Mathijs | Professor
affiliations
organizational affiliate of
- Animal Science (AN SC) | Cornell department
- Applied Economics and Management (AEM) | Cornell department
- Biological and Environmental Engineering (BEE) | Cornell department
- Crop and Soil Sciences (CSS) | Cornell department
programs & activities
impact statements
- Helping New York dairy producers select the best corn silage hybrids | 2005 Impact statement
- Providing long-term control of two non-native invasive vines in New York State | 2005 Impact statement
- Soybean rust early detection and communications network for New York | 2005 Impact statement
- The Cornell Computational Agriculture Initiative | 2005 Impact statement
Provide support and leadership to the New York agricultural community in the use of precision and computational technologies for improved land management.
Precision agriculture technologies offer many exciting opportunities for more profitable and environmentally compatible farming. Since 1997 the Department of Crop and Soil Science at Cornell University has worked to established a multidisciplinary research and extension program to explore applications of this technology for producers in the Northeast.