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The presentation will draw from insights featured on the “Water We Talking About” podcast, which highlights figures from across the industry.
This is a short update — because there is still no farm bill.
The funding, part of the Ogallala Aquifer and Platte River Recovery Project, aims to help farmers improve water quality and efficiency in their operations.
The agreements are part of the Lower Basin System Conservation and Efficiency Program, which utilizes funding from the IRA.
The 45-minute session will feature a team from the USDA’s NASS, who will present key insights from the survey results.
The session will highlight AI tools that can automate routine tasks, improve decision-making and enhance operational efficiency.
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