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The Farm Robotics Challenge is open to any university or college in the U.S. Student teams will be asked to address a production farming topic on any crop or size of farm, with a desired focus on small farms, by automating an essential farm-related task using the farm-ng robotics platform. College students are invited to develop a robot that makes farm work easier while competing for cash prizes and bragging rights in the Farm Robotics Challenge, a three-month robotics development competition running from Feb. 1 to May 13, 2023. [Extracted from the article]

College students are invited to develop a robot that makes farm work easier while competing for cash prizes and bragging rights in the Farm Robotics Challenge, a three-month robotics development competition running from Feb. 1 to May 13, 2023. The Farm Robotics Challenge is open to any university or college in the U.S. Student teams will be asked to address a production farming topic on any crop or size of farm, with a desired focus on small farms, by automating an essential farm-related task using the farm-ng robotics platform. [Extracted from the article]

College students are invited to develop a robot that makes farm work easier while competing for cash prizes and bragging rights in the Farm Robotics Challenge, a three-month robotics development competition running from Feb. 1 to May 13, 2023. The Farm Robotics Challenge is open to any university or college in the U.S. Student teams will be asked to address a production farming topic on any crop or size of farm, with a desired focus on small farms, by automating an essential farm-related task using the farm-ng robotics platform. [Extracted from the article]

College students are invited to develop a robot that makes farm work easier while competing for cash prizes and bragging rights in the Farm Robotics Challenge, a three-month robotics development competition running from Feb. 1 to May 13, 2023. The Farm Robotics Challenge is open to any university or college in the U.S. Student teams will be asked to address a production farming topic on any crop or size of farm, with a desired focus on small farms, by automating an essential farm-related task using the farm-ng robotics platform. [Extracted from the article]

College students are invited to develop a robot that makes farm work easier while competing for cash prizes and bragging rights in the Farm Robotics Challenge, a three-month robotics development competition running from Feb. 1 to May 13, 2023. The Farm Robotics Challenge is open to any university or college in the U.S. Student teams will be asked to address a production farming topic on any crop or size of farm, with a desired focus on small farms, by automating an essential farm-related task using the farm-ng robotics platform. [Extracted from the article]

The duo prepared pork blade steak roulade, with the pork rolled around an oyster mushroom and pine nut filling. Culinary students were challenged to create their tastiest pork blade steak entrée for the annual student Taste competition, hosted by the Iowa Pork Producers Association. [Extracted from the article]

Based on scores received in the original judging of abstracts submitted for the AASV Student Seminar, the top 15 abstracts not selected for oral presentation at the annual meeting were eligible to compete in the poster competition. The American Association of Swine Veterinarians provided an opportunity for 15 veterinary students to compete for awards in the Veterinary Student Poster Competition. [Extracted from the article]

APRES also named two poster presentation winners, a distinguished service award, an agriscience education award and an APRES Fellow at the closing business meeting. Sutter was also named an APRES Fellow, an honor nominated by an active APRES member, recommended by the Fellows Committee, and approved by the APRES Board of Directors. The American Peanut Research and Education Society (APRES) signed off on its second annual virtual conference by recognizing excellence and planning on an in-person meeting next July. [Extracted from the article]

He says it was a hard decision, but the APRES conference planning committee agreed that the 2021 conference would also be virtual. When he took office last July as American Peanut Research and Education Society President during the annual conference, Gary Schwarzlose said he hoped the 2020 conference would be the first and last virtual one. See, In opening remarks to the 2021 APRES conference July 13, Schwarzlose said APRES and other agriculture entities will get through the pandemic, "grow stronger, and move on. [Extracted from the article]

Fast Facts about the Joe Sugg Graduate Student Competition: The Joe Sugg Graduate Student Competition began in 1989 and changed to the two-division (MS and PhD) format this year. B Bob Kemerait (Photo by Shelley E. Huguley) b "Pres Graph: https://www.farmprogress.com/sites/cet.com/files/swfp-shelley-huguley-bob-kermerait-headshot.jpg enting in the Joe Sugg session allows the students to become a part of an APRES tradition and an even greater part of the APRES family", Kemerait says. The 2021 competition included papers from five countries - The United States, Uganda, Ghana, Malawi, and Zambia. [Extracted from the article]

Source: South Dakota State University, which is solely responsible for the information provided, and wholly owns the information. To celebrate the sixth anniversary of the SDSU Swine Education and Research Facility, South Dakota State University Extension is hosting Swine Day on Tuesday, Nov. 1 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at McCrory Gardens in Brookings, South Dakota The agenda is as follows: 9 a.m. - Continental breakfast and student poster competition 10 a.m. - College update: Joe Cassady, SD Corn Endowed Dean-Agricultural, Food & Environmental Sciences/professor 10:10 a.m. - Nursery pig ingredients and feed enzymes 11 a.m. - Keynote speaker: Levi Johnson, staff veterinarian at New Fashion Pork Noon - Lunch 1 p.m. - Gilt development and feeding sows 1:45 p.m. - Alternative ingredients in South Dakota 2:15 p.m. - Keynote speaker: Steve Meyer, Partners for Production Agriculture 3:30 p.m. - Closing 3:35 p.m. - SDSU Swine Education Advisory Council Registration is available here. [Extracted from the article]

The American Peanut Research and Education Society (APRES) concluded its first ever virtual annual meeting July 16 by electing a new slate of officers and recognizing outstanding achievement of members and students. Bob Kemerait, University of Georgia Extension and chair of the APRES graduate student paper competition, says the virtual conference posed little impediment to the writing awards. "For many APRES members, the Joe Sugg Graduate Student Paper competition, sponsored by the North Carolina Peanut Growers' Association, and the Graduate Student Poster Competition, sponsored by the National Peanut Board, are among the most anticipated highlights of our annual meeting", he says. [Extracted from the article]

Teams of students in the California State University, Chico College of Agriculture placed fourth and seventh, respectively, in a rangeland management competition during the annual Society for Range Management meeting in Denver in mid-February. The Rangeland Cup competition is a team problem-solving activity designed to promote critical thinking and collaboration on current topics in rangeland ecology and management. [Extracted from the article]

Rubicon and the National Wildlife Federation announced a new partnership agreement focused on Rubicon becoming the premier sustainability and technology partner for RecycleMania, an annual competition under the management of the National Wildlife Federation. This is the first time that the National Wildlife Federation is piloting a technology element in the RecycleMania competition. [Extracted from the article]

The Texas Plant Protection Association Poster Contest is not only an opportunity for graduate students to display their research but an invitation for communication and interaction between students and the attending professional agricultural industry. Gary Schwarzlose, former TPPA president and VP-poster chair, and credited for increasing poster contest participation and conference attendance, says the competition is a valuable part of the annual meeting. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses that the 4-H MEMBERS FROM Arkansas and Tennessee will compete in a food challenge at the Mid-South Farm and Gin Show on Feb. 26 to demonstrate their knowledge and skills related to preparing a healthy meal using items commonly found in a local food pantry. It mentions that the contest will emphasize limiting food waste, food efficiency, and healthiness of a meal.

Highlights from the article: South Dakota State University's Quarter-Scale Tractor Team was named Reserve Champions at the recent 2019 American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers' International Quarter-Scale Tractor Student Design Competition. The team uses the tractor built by the previous year's A-Class team and makes modifications and improvements.

Highlights from the article: South Dakota State University's Quarter-Scale Tractor Team was named Reserve Champions at the recent 2019 American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers' International Quarter-Scale Tractor Student Design Competition. The team uses the tractor built by the previous year's A-Class team and makes modifications and improvements.

Highlights from the article: South Dakota State University's Quarter-Scale Tractor Team was named Reserve Champions at the recent 2019 American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers' International Quarter-Scale Tractor Student Design Competition. The team uses the tractor built by the previous year's A-Class team and makes modifications and improvements.

The article announces the executive committee members including Kim Carswell, Kathleen Niesen and Steve Alexander by The Recycling Partnership.

The article focuses on the innovative collaboration of AT&T Corp., Nokia Siemens Networks, and the Georgia Institute of Technology in a students' competition to leverage Internet protocol (IP) multimedia subsystem (IMS) for 2007 in Atlanta. A $5 million laboratory was provided by AT&T and Nokia Siemens. Such competition, which had five categories, involved prizes amounting to $100,000, in which the grand prize winner was entitled to an internship at Nokia Siemens.

Several photographs taken at the sixth annual National ProStart Student Invitational culinary competition in Charlotte, North Carolina are presented.

The article announces the Fly Your Ideas global student competition to be held by craft manufacturer Airbus in 2015.

The article inform the Texas plant, protection association poster contest an invitation for communication and interaction between students and the attending professional agricultural industry. Topic include Texas agricultural and mining graduate students lined the center aisle of the exhibit hall with their laminated posters displaying their research, results and accompanying images and or graphs.

Presents information on the partnership entered into by Campbell's Tomato Soup and Scholastic for a national teen essay contest that will be mirrored in a story-line for a National Broadcasting Co. Inc. (NBC) series. Qualification for the contest; Overview of the parallel story-line on the television series "American Dreams," of NBC; Purpose of the partnership; Ways in which the essay contest will be promoted by Campbell's Tomato Soup.

The article discusses the highlights of the 2014 DLG Field Day that was held in Germany. Topics covered include the event's student robotics competition and a contest related to the development of unmanned aerial vehicles. Also tackled in the event is the adoption of fixed-wing aircraft for monitoring crop growth.

Focuses on the use of the 'Survivor' television show in relation to theme dinner event ideas in California. Influence of the television show on California State Polytechnic University; Mechanics of the game; Contest for a free meal option.

The article reports that second-grader Julia Ou and Fourth-grader Heather Li has won the in the 2015 "Be Ready, Be Buckled" student art contest and were given monetary award which was sponsored by the transportation agency Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

The article offers information on the International Quarter Scale Tractor Student Design Competition or IQS in 2014. Topics covered include the focus of the contest in helping engineering students have a real-world knowledge and learn more about tractors and other farm machinery, and the awards won by the University of Kentucky.

The article reports on the New York University (NYU) student competition Vision 2020 hosted by energy specialist DEFG regarding the future customer experience in the utility sector from the perspective of the Millennial generation. It cites future interactions including new bill pay options, future energy management and advances in clean technologies. The Team "Future of Energy 2020" of Katarina Addiego, Carter Barnhart, Andrew Wagner-Trugman and Max Waldman won the competition.

The article offers information on the school districts of Washington that organize several contests to motivate the students to eat at school and also presents a table depicting wellness incentives planned by the U.S. firms. It informs about a contest organized by foodservice director Allissa Eiser in which she donated a children's book to the winning school. The table presents an analysis of the use of penalties for individuals not completing the necessities of health management programs.

The article reports on the offer of assistance by San Jose, California-based Rosendin Electric (RE) to construction management students who will participate in the Associated Schools of Construction Western Region Student Competition to be held in Reno, Nevada. It discusses the training of seven teams by volunteer employees at RE to solve a problem in the electrical category.

The article reports that American Metalcraft sponsored a food styling competition at The School of Culinary Arts at Kendall College in Michigan in May 2009. It notes that twelve students presented 19 entries, which consist of candies and desserts plated on stainless-steel, ceramic and porcelain serving trays and bowls manufactured by the company. A photograph of first-place winner Leila Manoochehry, runner-up Bisera Urdarevik, and American Metalcraft president David Kahn is also provided.

The article announces the winning schools in RecycleMania, a 10-week, nationwide recycling contest administered by the National Recycling Coalition (NRC) in the U.S. in 2008. More than 400 colleges and universities participated in this year's event, which recovered 58.6 million pounds of recyclables and organics. Kalamazoo College in Michigan was announced grand champion of the event. California State University in San Marcos took top honors for the Partial Campus Division for the fourth consecutive year with a diversion rate of 76 percent. North Lake College in Irving, Texas, claimed a victory in the Waste Minimization contest with 13 pounds of waste per person.

Reports on the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation's 2004 National ProStart Student Invitational restaurant competition sponsored by the Coca-Cola Co. Importance of the move to Coca-Cola; Basis for judging.

Reports on the recycling competition between Ohio University and Miami University. Strategies developed for recycling; Indicators of successful recycling programs.

Reports developments in the restaurants industry as of June 2000. Recipients of the 2000 Loyal E. Horton Dining Awards contest, a dining school competition; List of employees as recipients of the Heroes of Everyday Life awards by the Sodexho Marriott Services Inc.; Appointment of Patrick Sheridan as general manager of the Delaware North Park Services.