Purdue University’s Institute for a Sustainable Future (ISF) has released the first Indiana Statewide PFAS Assessment report ...

The Purdue University Veterinary Hospital (PVH) offers specialized medical care to both small and large animals often using ...

A drone can only be effective, efficient, and safe if operators properly check and calibrate them for each type of application (corn, pastures, aquatic, and so on). Maintaining accuracy depends on ...

Our team plays a pivotal role in empowering you to maximize the value and impact of your data. Your AGRE Research team efforts help build sustainable data management capabilities within your research ...

It may take you back to your childhood: a bowl of warm, brightly colored cheesy noodles often seen as comfort food for many. The Kraft Heinz Company product sells over one million boxes a day, and ...

The CFDAS at Purdue tracks consumer insights and the economics of the food system to produce timely reports on trends and emerging topics. The center brings data about consumers to farmers and ...

Purdue Agricultural Centers (PACs) across the state of Indiana collect many different types of data every year at both field and smaller research trial scales. The amount of historic data generated ...

If you plan to use the same product the next day, the best practice is to flush out the system so that the product does not remain overnight in hoses. Remember, the higher pesticide concentration in ...

Purdue University's College of Agriculture Research Services enhances the USAID Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Safety (FSIL) by providing comprehensive data stewardship expertise, ensuring ...

Drones, particularly spray drones, are not cheap, especially when you add the expenses of generators, trailers, and supporting equipment. Individuals who are considering purchasing a spray drone ...

Dr. Brock Harpur’s lab (Entomology, Purdue) studies evolution and mechanisms of adaptation in honey bees using genomic tools. To understand how new genomic data from honey bees compare to sequence ...