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Mississippi State University engineers are working to develop an autonomous robotic cotton harvester to potentially make harvesting possible earlier and more often when seed cotton is at peak quality.
Mississippi State University has opened the Agricultural Autonomy Institute – the nation’s first and only interdisciplinary research center focused on autonomous technologies to enhance on-farm precision and efficiency.
The Soil Health Institute’s Jessica Kelton joins the podcast to discuss the Institute’s research and outreach programs and the value they offer to cotton growers and their farms.