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A cross-disciplinary team of UGA experts collaborates to advance plant growth, crop resilience, and innovation in controlled environment agriculture (CEA). Through crop physiology, disease management, breeding, and emerging technologies, they tackle critical challenges in CEA crop production. From left to right: Zhihang Song, assistant professor of horticulture specializing in CEA phenomics; Ruchika Kashyap, assistant professor of plant pathology and UGA Cooperative Extension specialist; Andrew Ogden, assistant professor of horticulture and IPBGG member; Erich Schoeller, assistant professor of entomology and Rhuanito Ferrarezi, associate professor of horticulture. Photo taken Nov. 17, 2025.

Meet the “Fab 5” Giving Georgia Growers a High-tech Edge through Controlled Environment Agriculture

Two people stand in front of research posters at an event, wearing university name tags and shirts with university logos.

Graduate Students Recognized for Poster Excellence

UGA to host inaugural Southeastern Specialty Crop Technology Conference Showcasing AI, Robotics and Precision Agriculture

2026 Precision Poultry Farming Conference – May 6 (virtual)

Five people, three men and two women, stand and sit together in front of a plain light background, facing the camera and smiling, celebrating their International Collaborative Research Award.

International Collaborative Research Award 2026

Two people stand indoors smiling at the camera; one holds a certificate from the IIPA Retreat Student Poster Competition. A QR code and text are visible on a sign in the background.

IIPA Announces 2026 Retreat Student Competition Winners

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