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Fall 2022 Data-Driven Seminar Series

The Integrated Digital Forestry Initiative, Institute for Plant Sciences and Digital Agriculture present the College of Agriculture Data-Driven Seminar Series starting Thursday, September 15.

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The seminar series features experts in data science, digital agriculture and digital forestry and will be offered both in-person (WSLR 116) and virtually via Zoom at 12:30 p.m. ET on Thursdays throughout the Fall 2023 semester. Speakers will present for the first 30 minutes followed by time for questions from the audience. 

To view past presentations, check out the Data Driven Agriculture playlist on Purdue Agriculture’s YouTube channel.

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