University Funding

From CHS Foundation

The CHS Foundation is committed to cultivating opportunities in the agriculture sector. Through university partnerships, it aims to support students pursuing agricultural studies by providing program support, mini-grants, and scholarships. The foundation's efforts are geared toward enhancing education and leadership development within the agricultural community.

Type of Support

Overview

The grant program primarily targets projects within colleges and universities that delve into precision agriculture and data analytics. For 2023, the emphasis is on empowering students in agronomy or ag mechanics/engineering through initiatives that enable them to leverage data analytics for optimizing the agricultural supply chain and developing new technologies. Specific causes supported include:

Innovation and technology development in agriculture by students.
Preparation for students to collect and analyze multifaceted data sets.
Expansion of students' knowledge in data architecture and systems.
Promotion of interdisciplinary approaches mixing statistics, economics, and computer science.
Offering practical, hands-on educational experiences.
Development and enhancement of degree programs, curriculum, and classes in agronomy, precision agriculture, or ag mechanics/engineering.
Encouragement for students to pursue relevant degrees and careers.
Provision of real-world experiences in the field.

Eligibility

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Program Location

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Organization Type

Other

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