MINING DATA FOR AGRICULTURE'S FUTURE

The most valuable commodity of the 21st century might just be data. Purdue’s Data Mine is creating the next generation of data scientists who can extract that value, transforming complex data into insight and application.

The View Ahead

In this issue, Envision writers tell compelling stories about work in invasive species, data science, digital innovation in the agrifood business, and the connection between consumer demand analysis and plant sciences . . .

Sharing science across borders

Making Midwest agriculture more resilient

The environmental consequences of trade wars

Agricultural and Biological Engineering has much to celebrate

the big idea

WHAT MAKES A SPECIES INVASIVE?

Non-native organisms cross into Indiana regularly, but they’re classified as invasive when they cause harm.

LEGACY

THEN AND NOW

ALUMNI CLOSE-UP

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHTS

MY PURDUE VIEW

FINAL VIEW

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FEEDBACK LOOP: A NEW FLOW OF INFORMATION AND IDEAS IN AGRICULTURE

Two initiatives in the college forge a new path for information: sharing consumer preferences with farmers in record time and tapping industry leaders to discover which digital innovations require more research.