Colorado State University has taken the reins from the conference's traditional home at the University of Minnesota, where it was founded and championed by the late Pierre Robert. The event Chairman, Raj Khosla, will be heading up the effort, which draws scientists, researchers, manufacturers, consultants, and other precision ag specialistts from more than 35 countries.

"The ICPA will highlight siginificant research and applications in precision agriculture, and will showcase emerging technologies and information management," says Khosla. Posters, oral presentations, and an A to Z seminar track for practitioners will be featured at the event.

Until November 30, abstracts may be submitted for consideration. Submissions can be sent via email to the conference committee at abstracts@icpaonline.org.  

For up to date information on the conference, visit www.icpaonline.org.