Welcome to Digital Ag at UGA
The UGA Digital Ag program focuses on integrating and leveraging the capabilities of precision agriculture, digital technologies and data science to improve agricultural efficiency, productivity and sustainability.
Our goal is to share research-based information on ag technology and data utilization that enables more precision and data-driven decisions on the farms.
Latest News
- New article: Spray Drone Gathering Targets End Users, Draws National Experts (from FarmProgress online)
- Congrats on the latest Digital Ag Team Awards
- New article: Sunbelt Expo Oct 17- 19, flying at the speed of ag technology
- New video: Farming Future
- Byers Selected for 2023 Gateway to Ag Careers Program
Latest Videos
Extension Precision Ag Blog
- Below are some useful formulas to determine seeding rate, seed spacing, number of seeds per foot or assess emerged plant population based on stand counts in certain length of the row. Alternatively, the tables provided below can be used to determine seeding rate based on seed spacing or assess plant population based on number of […]Read More
- It’s not hard to miss large fertilizer spreaders on the roads or in the fields at this time of the year which means the current crop season is officially here, and that the lime and fertilizer applications will be in full swing from now until planting. These large self-propelled spinner-spreaders have become more common over […]Read More
We are excited to have Emerson Toews as a young scholar in our program this summer. She is helping out with multiple #drone studies and also working on a project comparing deposition using water-sensitive paper and continuous swath sampling!! @ugayoungscholarstifton @uga_collegeofag
We are excited to have Emerson Toews as a young scholar in our program this summer. She is helping out with multiple #drone studies and also working on a project comparing deposition using water-sensitive paper and continuous swath sampling!! @ugayoungscholarstifton @uga_collegeofag
Nothing beats the experience you get from being out and involved in field work as much as possible. Amrinder Jakhar felt the pressure yesterday but passed when asked to do some impromptu nitrogen calculations. Always good to see graduate students who are ready to learn and rise to the occasion!! #research24 #precisionag #agtech #ugatifton
Nothing beats the experience you get from being out and involved in field work as much as possible. Amrinder Jakhar felt the pressure yesterday but passed when asked to do some impromptu nitrogen calculations. Always good to see graduate students who are ready to learn and rise to the occasion!! #research24 #precisionag #agtech #ugatifton