SmartTechnologies for Crop and the Green Industries
Our vision with this platform is to use autonomous systems to monitor plant nutrition, plant stress (biotic and abiotic), soils, environment, water quality, beneficial pollinators, pests, and weather conditions to increase yield, reduce environmental impact, and boost economic productivity.
We will advance excellence in research by using the latest technologies and sensors in our research; we will support producers and stakeholders with the latest technologies to increase their bottom line; and we will attract students and faculty with interest and expertise in Smart Technologies. By being a leader in this arena, we will expand relationships and trust with our stakeholders.
TESTBED RESEARCH FACILITIES
We have have (5) testbed facilities available for research, teaching and extension activities focused on SmartTechnologies. To find the facility that meets your needs, click on the link below to search by available equipment.
Affiliate faculty within the SmartFarm Innovation Network® - Smart Technologies platform
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Sherif M. Sherif , biofrost mitigation | hormone signaling | genetic modification | biofungicides | tree fruits
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Bingyu Zhao , bioLED light | pest control
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Wade Thomason , bioprecision agriculture | remote sensing
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James D. Harder , bioblockchain | food-supply chains | cybersecurity | computer science | provenance
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Boris A. Vinatzer , bioemerging diseases | disease diagnostics | biosecurity | big data | databases | genomics | metagenomics
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Clay Wright , bioplant development | hormone signaling | genetic engineering of yield/resistance/added-value crop traits | genetic variation | protein engineering | biosensors
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Meet the Platform Leader
Joseph Oakes
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Joseph Oakes , biodrones | imagery | sensors | phenotyping | precision agriculture
Dr. Oakes is the superintendent of the Eastern Virginia AREC in Warsaw, VA, and has been using sensors in row crop research for the past 5+ years. His primary research interests lie in using aerial imagery and sensors for fertility management and high throughput phenotyping.
"I am honored to be the platform leader for SmartTechnologies for Crops and the Green Industries. We plan to build many interdisciplinary collaborations within this platform and with other platforms in order to advance this research."