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IIPA students and member faculty at IIPA 2024.Integrative precision agriculture (IPA) harnesses the power of technology and big data to sustainably provide for our planet’s growing population. Learn more about how our researchers are engineering for tomorrow.Integrative Precision AgricultureResearch AreasMeet Our Team
Man in fieldIntegrative precision agriculture (IPA) harnesses the power of technology
and big data to sustainably provide for our planet’s growing population.
Learn more about how our researchers are engineering for tomorrow.
Integrative Precision AgricultureResearch AreasMeet Our Team
Man in fieldIntegrative precision agriculture (IPA) harnesses the power of technology and big data to sustainably provide for our planet’s growing population. Learn more about how our researchers are engineering for tomorrow.Integrative Precision AgricultureResearch AreasMeet Our Team
thermal image of hensIntegrative precision agriculture (IPA) harnesses the power of technology
and big data to sustainably provide for our planet’s growing population.
Learn more about how our researchers are engineering for tomorrow.
Integrative Precision AgricultureResearch AreasMeet Our Team

The Institute of Integrative Precision Agriculture (IIPA) was established in 2022 and is Georgia’s brand for digital farming, food, and fiber. Its goal is to foster interdisciplinary research, education, extension, and outreach on next-generation technologies in agriculture, food, and forestry – both within the university and with external partners.

IIPA is a trusted partner for growers, industry, state, and federal agencies, and a magnet for young scientists who want to work with the best and brightest in integrative precision agriculture. It consists of 70+ member faculty and 80+ graduate students from seven University of Georgia schools and colleges.

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Precision Poultry Farming Blog

UGA poultry science & extension team just held a successful 2025 Georgia Precision Poultry Farming Conference virtually on May 6, 2025 ...
Defective eggs (eggs with abnormal exterior quality and size, Figure 1) can reduce the egg quality/food safety and market value ...

Extension Precision Ag & Irrigation Blog

By: David Hall, Phillip Edwards, Jason Mallard, Sarah Beth Thompson, Wesley Porter It’s That Time of Year If you have ...
By: Phillip Edwards, Daniel Lyon, David Hall, Jason Mallard, Sarah Beth Thompson, Wesley Porter Pivot Uniformity The importance of proper ...
By: Will Brown (UGA Extension, Appling County), Jennifer Miller (UGA Extension, Jeff Davis County), Sarah Beth Thompson, and Wesley Porter  ...