8 Tips to Manage Drought on Your Farm
Find out if drought could impact your farm this year, and get eight tips to help protect your profitability during drought conditions.
Yaodong Hu is a data scientist at FBN. His daily work involves analyzing real-world farm data that can help farmers optimize their yields and profits by making more informed, data-driven crop management decisions. Yaodong was previously a research assistant in quantitative genetics and statistics at the University of Wisconsin, where he also received his doctoral degree. Yaodong earned his bachelor's degree and master's degree in animal science from the China Agricultural University in Beijing, China.
Find out if drought could impact your farm this year, and get eight tips to help protect your profitability during drought conditions.
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