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Presentations Available Online
Presentations are being posted. Go to the program at-a-glance and click the pdf icon next to the presentation of interest. Or you can visit the Presenters List page for an alphabetic listing of presenters with links to their presentations.
Thank You
Thank you for attending InfoAg 2016. InfoAg registration was over 1300. And with ICPA additions we had over 1600 people on-site during the week. View the registration map to see where attendees came from.
Thank you to our speakers and moderators. Excellent program. Many, many positive comments.
Thank you to our exhibitors. What an engaging trade show. The energy was terrific start to finish.
Thank you to our sponsors. Your support and participation make InfoAg possible.
Thank you to PrecisionAg Institute and IPNI for partnering for the premier networking event in precision agriculture.
Please be sure to give us your feedback on the conference through the online survey, rate speakers via the app, or contact Quentin Rund: 217-762-7955 or info@infoag.org.
Featured Speaker
Tim Taylor
MapShots
4610 Ansley Lane
Cumming, GA 30040
Cumming, GA 30040
678-513-6093
tim.taylor@mapshots.com
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InfoAg App
The InfoAg App is now available.
Be the first on your block to get the new InfoAg iPhone App. Go to the iTunes App Store and search for "InfoAg" or get it through this link.
Android users are in luck, too. Just released is the InfoAg App for Android. Get it here.
The InfoAg Apps hold the program information including presentation descriptions and speaker bios as well as descriptions of exhibitors and sponsors. Use the search feature to find the topics and people of interest and create your own custom InfoAg schedule with the My InfoAg tools to mark can't miss presentations. Program updates are pushed to the app so you always have the latest InfoAg info.
InfoAg 2016 and the 13th ICPA
This summer InfoAg will be held in conjunction with the 13th International Conference on Precision Agriculture. ICPA focuses on science and research in precision agriculture and is attended primarily by academics and scientists from all around the world. In holding both conferences together we hope to bring together both audiences to gain a new perspecive on precision agriculture. The concurrent programs provide opportunitites to learn more about what the other is doing: what works, what needs work, and what are some common problems and interests. The breaks, lunch, and reception during the overlap of the two conferences give everyone a chance to network and build new contacts.
The program for the week allows each conference to follow its traditional days and format. ICPA starts with a Sunday evening reception. It continues Monday with plenary and breakout sessions and features a poster presentation reception Monday evening. Tuesday morning ICPA continues with breakout sessions. Mid-morning Tuesday we have a joint plenary session with ICPA and InfoAg followed by lunch and the opening of the PrecisionAg Tech Center. Concurrent sessions for both ICPA and InfoAg run Tuesday afternoon with a reception in the exhibit hall that evening. Wednesday morning sessions for both conferences and then the ICPA closing session. Then its the rest of the InfoAg program with the PrecisionAg plenary session and luncheon. Wednesday afternoon features more InfoAg breakout sessions and Wednesday evening will feature the reception in the exhibit hall. Thursday morning breakfast closes down the exhibits, then concurrent sessions and the InfoAg closing plenary sessions wraps up the week at noon on Thursday.
In addition, we again offer the InfoAg full-day Monday tour and ICPA will offer a half-day tour on Wednesday afternoon. More about these coming soon.
Each conference will have its own registration. Attendees to either conference are able to attend any sessions Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning. If you would like to attend all sessions, each conference offers an add-on registration for the other conference so you can attend all sessions Sunday through Thursday if you like.
Exhibits will be in the PrecisionAg Tech Center and will be run on the traditional InfoAg schedule: setup Monday, open Tuesday through Thursday noon.