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Women Grow The Farm
Central Region, Crops, Kansas, Wheat, Women In Ag

Registration now open for 2026 Women Grow the Farm Conference

Registration is officially open for the 2026 Women Grow the Farm Conference, February 12–13, 2026, in Manhattan, Kansas. Read More

Autonomous tractor working in the field. (iStock │ #1148006183 - Scharfsinn86)
Machinery, Opinion, Tools and Tech

“Best Grain Cart Operator”: A driver’s view of the future of farm tech

Macro Shot with Augmented Reality: IT Administrator Plugs in RJ45 Internet Connector into LAN Router Switch. Cables with Virtual Graphichs Showing Data Transfer. (Photo: iStock - gorodenkoff)
Loos Tales, Opinion

Digging a hole or finding truth both require work



Smart Farming with IoT. Growing Corn Seedlings with Infographics. (Adobe Stock │ #668050742 - Thawatchai Images)

AI and its impact symposium Sept. 15

Young woman farmer looking after cows at cowshed. (Adobe Stock │ #488531411 - Petro)

Women in livestock: Smarter marketing with AI

Latina woman holds credit card, smart phone. Victim of fraud. (Photo: Adobe Stock │ #482912516 - fizkes)

Be aware of consumer fraud this holiday season

Smart farming, using modern technologies in agriculture. (Photo: iStock - artiemedvedev)

Scientists use AI to reduce ag costs and labor

Pictured from left to right: Nick Wade, Tyler Anderson and Crue Chivers move a group of Angus bulls at Laramie Research and Extension Center during the inaugural University of Wyoming High Altitude Bull Test. (Photo by Ben Hollinger.)

Genetic Symposium bull stud panel encourages producers to embrace technology

Arti Singh, associate professor, agronomy (far left), speaking to students at Fellows Elementary School in Ames, with representatives of the new Iowa State University group, Women in Agriculture and Artificial Intelligence (Photo courtesy of WIAA).

Iowa State leaders champion women’s leadership in ag and AI technologies

Breeding cattle on a tight timeline

  • By By Lisa Moser, K-State Research and Extension

Show-Me-Select Palmyra sale sees large turnout

  • By Linda Geist, University of Missouri Extension