A workshop on precision crop management is coming up on June 12 at the Jackson County Extension Center in Newport, Arkansas. The event will focus on various technologies that can be used in precision agriculture, such as spatial data and satellite imagery. Attendees can expect to learn how to use inexpensive technologies and free tools to maximize their operations’ benefits, regardless of their current level of technological expertise.
The workshop will feature presentations from specialists at the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture. Aurelie Poncet, assistant professor of remote sensing and extension pesticide application specialist, emphasized that the workshop will address producers’ needs in precision agriculture. The agenda for the workshop includes a variety of topics related to precision technology and practical applications. There will be presentations on precision software for businesses, spatial data layers, satellite imagery scouting tools, geospatial irrigation tools, and site-specific decision-making. The event will also include a panel discussion with participants where attendees can ask questions and engage with the speakers. Lunch will be provided for all attendees.
The 2024 Precision Crop Management Workshop is an excellent opportunity for producers to learn about the latest technologies in precision agriculture and how to apply them effectively in their operations. With a range of topics covered and expert speakers presenting, attendees are sure to leave with valuable insights and practical tips that they can use to improve their yields and profitability. Online pre-registration is encouraged to ensure that enough food is available for all participants. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity!
