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reposted by
The Epidemiology & Modelling Group, Plant Sciences, Cambridge
29 days ago
Now published: Evaluating a landscape-scale model to forecast wheat stem rust with
@metoffice.gov.uk
@cimmyt.bsky.social
and
#EIAR
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@gatesfoundation.bsky.social
#FCDO
doi.org/10.1088/1748...
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Jacob Smith
about 1 month ago
Predicting wind-dispersed crop disease at large scale and evaluating performance with sparse observations. Pleased to have collaborated and published!
iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...
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@camplantsci.bsky.social
#OpenAccess
#PlantDisease
#FoodSecurity
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Department of Plant Sciences Cambridge
about 2 months ago
Could the way we arrange crops boost future food security? New work from
@camplantepidem.bsky.social
looks at how crop layout in landscapes can dramatically slow plant disease spread without relying on chemicals or costly interventions.
tinyurl.com/353tb8jw
@suprunenkoyf.bsky.social
@cam.ac.uk
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reposted by
Department of Plant Sciences Cambridge
2 months ago
How can farmers use models to prevent wheat disease? Watch the video from
@camplantepidem.bsky.social
to see how subsistence farmers across Africa & South Asia can use forecasting models to protect their crops. ๐ฝ๏ธ
tinyurl.com/3yecskf4
Funded by
@cambridgefestival.bsky.social
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Jacob Smith
3 months ago
Excited that my project idea was selected! AI-driven summaries of crop disease forecasts. Our team is looking forward to the journey from idea to impactful prototype with support
@ai.cam.ac.uk
and
@cimmyt.bsky.social
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@camplantepidem.bsky.social
@camplantsci.bsky.social
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