Tag: technology
You can teach an old dog new tricks
It's never too late to learn how to use new technology to make routine tasks easier on the farm, in the field and around the homestead.
Not remotely dramatic
"You know your family is low drama when a missing remote control constitutes a wild Friday night," Kymberly Foster Seabolt explains.
Pennsylvania grant will support job creation in Appalachia
Pennsylvania Cybersecurity Center was chosen as one of 64 federal grant recipients awarded by the Appalachian Regional Commission via its POWER Initiative.
Improper English for everyone
Kymberly Foster Seabolt uses the misspellings of others to improve her fortune searching for deals online.
In case of emergency please send chocolate and pizza
Kymberly Foster Seabolt feels unseen by many modern conveniences, but maybe that's a good thing.
Innovation is key — don’t be a laggard
The term innovator is used a great deal but what does it actually mean? Stuart Heavilin weighs in in this week's The Dirt on Conservation column.
Precision tech allows early diagnosis of calf pneumonia
Monitoring dairy calves with precision technologies based on the "internet of things," leads to the earlier diagnosis of bovine respiratory disease.
Cleaning up Lake Erie, robot style
Recently, two trash removal devices were purchased to fight against plastics, small pieces of contaminants, and general litter in Lake Erie. One is for the water, and the other is for the sand. The robots are efficient, effective, and environmentally friendly, and they are a valuable tool for cleaning up the lake and other waterways.
Commentary: The next frontier for tech jobs is in agriculture
Major innovations in agriculture have enabled farms to implement technology at a rapid rate, opening new career paths to STEM-focused students.
Researchers study drone spray drift potential
Researchers at the University of Dayton are studying the movement of droplets after they leave drone sprayers to minimize drift when crop spraying.
