The Lead with ASABE

Water, water everywhere--and all of it is tracked by data. In this episode, Rafael Munoz-Carpena, Professor, Surface, Vadose Zone, Groundwater Hydrology, Environmental Modeling at the University of Florida and American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Fellow, talks about how artificial intelligence and machine learning are impacting the field of hydrology. This technical discussion...

In this episode, hear from two of the featured speakers at CBS Day at AIM 2023. Joe Sagues and Terry Howell discuss what attendees can expect at the professional development day.

In this episode, hear from Jarrett Ceglinski, one of the co-chairs of the International Quarter-Scale Student Tractor Design Competition. Ceglinski talks about the history of the competition, what students take away from their experiences, and much more.

In this episode, find out more about the new Journal of Natural Resources & Agricultural Ecosystems. You can also learn more about the publication process, why ASABE members should publish their research with ASABE journals, and more.

Learn more about the ASABE Foundation, how it got started, the initiatives it supports, how to start an award or endowment, and more.

In this special podcast, learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion and what that means for ASABE members, both within the Society and in the agricultural and biological engineering profession.

In this episode, we talk with Roger Hoy, director of the Nebraska Tractor Test Lab. He discusses the history of the NTTL, what testing tractors undergo, and what the future holds for tractors and testing at the NTTL.

Hear from author and Borlaug Humanitarian award winner Chris Field, who will be the feature speaker at the 2023 AIM in Omaha. Field discusses how anyone can take the skills that they already have and change the world in a positive way.

In this episode, learn more about how ASABE creates standards for the agriculture, food and biosystems engineering profession.

In this episode, learn more about how the AE50 awards and the Davidson Prize are selected and how these awards recognize the best of the best in agriculture, food and engineering excellence.

In this episode, learn more about how technologies can lift up economies in developing countries, and the role agricultural engineering can play in creating new markets in Africa.

In this episode, learn more about ASABE's Circular Biosystems Economy initiative and how it could change the way we produce food and our civilization as a whole.

In this episode, learn more about opportunities for students in ASABE, from scholarships to how being involved can give students a leg up when applying to jobs.

In this episode, learn more about the ASABE Young Professionals Community. Hear from leaders in the group, what its goals are, and how they're planning to celebrate the milestone 20th anniversary in 2023.

In this episode, hear from ASABE Executive Director Darrin Drollinger and ASABE President Keith Tinsey as they discuss the current state of the agricultural and biological engineering profession and the state of the society.