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Elijah Lin, right, a Washington State University computer science student and intern with the Institute for Agricultural AI for Transforming Workforce and Decision Support, presents on the topic of data collection of nutrient soil samples at Wednesday’s Smart Orchard Field Day
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Founder of Innov8.ag and the Smart Orchard Field Day event coordinator, Steve Mantle, discusses chemical spray technologies in a smart orchard at Wednesday’s field day, held at Grandview Ranch.
Bernadita Sallato, right, a tree fruit extension specialist with the Washington State University Prosser Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center, speaks with Smart Orchard Field Day event attendees regarding orchard nutrients and data collection technologies.
GRANDVIEW – Innov8.ag partnered with Washington State University Extension, the Washington Fruit Growers company and the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission to host a Smart Orchard Field Day at Grandview Ranch Wednesday morning. The field day showcased technologies that can automate and assist orchard data collection and growth.
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