Community Leaders
Community Leader:
Kwame Agyei Frimpong
Community Vice Leader:
Vincent Aduramigba-Modupe
Community Members
Femi James Adekoya
Integrated Aerial Precision
Wubengeda Admasu Admasu
Kansas State University
Vincent Aduramigba-Modupe
Institute of Agricultural Research and Training
Bhagwan Vithalrao Asewar
VNMKV, Parbhani, Maharashtra, India
Haben Asgedom
AAFC
Amlan Balabantaray
Bere Benjamin Bantchina
Bursa Uludağ University
Abdel-Aziz Belal
National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (NA
Aicha Biaou
Asim Biswas
University of Guelph
Simon Boniwell
Geonics Limited
Jose Cesario Pinto
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Simon Cook
Murdoch University, Perth, Australia
Sourajit Dey
Kansas State University
Latifa Dhaouadi
Centre Régional de Recherches en Agriculture Oasienne
Magatte Diaw
SAMA MBEY / My Agro
Aashvi Dua
Kansas State University
Nicodeme Fassinou Hotegni
University of Abomey Calavi
Marcel Fodjo Kamdem
University of Minnesota
Kwame Agyei Frimpong
University of Cape Coast
John P Fulton
The Ohio State University
Ittai Herrmann
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Marcel Ionescu
AgriCloud
Md Nafiul Islam
University of Tennessee
Sulemana Issaka
Precision Agro. Research Services
Fuseini Issaka
CSIR-College of Science and Technology
Bilal Javed
Agriculture and agrifood, Canada
Jean-Martial Johnson
University of Bonn
Deepak Joshi
Kansas State University
James Lowenberg-DeBoer
Harper Adams University
Amstrong Vushue Mbibifli
The College of Technology, University of Bamenda, Cameroon.
Ricardo Medina
Ink Topografia
OSMAN AHMED MOHAMUD
Somali National University
Carlos Mosquera
CEO C.I. AGROAP SAS
Anh Nguyen
Auburn University
Héctor Nieto Solana
ICA-CSIC
Kwabena Nketia
Department of Plant Sciences, University of Saskatchewan
Chikeobi Nnah
chikennah@outlook.com
Pedro Olivares
AV3 AEROVISUAL
Judith Oppong
Tennessee State University
Steve Phillips
Oklahoma State University
Bayu Taruna Widjaja Putra
Center of Excellence on AI for Industrial Agriculture
Peter George Raeth
Independent Researcher and Educator
Álvaro Sánchez Virosta
University of Castilla-La Mancha, Regional Development Insti
Amrit Shrestha
Mississippi State University
Shiveshwar Pratap Singh
Dr Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University, India
Wilson José Oliveira de Souza
São Paulo State University
Zaundra Stoltzfus
Farmer
Akwasi Tagoe
University of Arkansas
Justin Ajinga Tanyi
Union Farms of Africa (UFA)
Nicolas Tremblay
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Sreeja Vinod
UNL
Jennifer Woodward-Greene
USDA
Ruirui Zhang
National Res Center for Information Tech. in Ag
Precision Agriculture in Africa
Community Name: African Association for Precision Agriculture (AAPA)
Justification: The enthusiasm and willingness of various stakeholders to work together to develop and scale precision agriculture (PA) strategies to reduce yield gaps and tackle food security challenges is growing rapidly in African countries. The AAPA will support this growing interest by organizing and contributing to the promotion of PA in Africa and by engaging the global PA community through scientific, informative, extension, and training activities.
Interests/Scope: This community will: 1) Provide opportunities for members to engage in research, extension, education, and training activities for the purpose of promoting the advancement and dessemination of PA tailored to the needs and aspirations of the African people and the furtherance of international collaborations. 2) Promote leadership skills development, advocacy, and engagement with policy makers towards creating the enabling environment needed to advance the knowledge of the science and practice of PA in Africa.
Proposed Activities:
- Hold an Annual Community Meeting (either at the ICPA, a virtual meeting, or otherwise as arranged by Community Leadership)
- Conduct an election of the Community Leadership at the Community Meeting in alternate years.
- Maintain a webpage with current information on the ISPA and AAPA websites.
- Organize a minimum of one oral session, technical tour, workshop, or event at each ICPA, African Conference for Precision Agriculture (AfCPA), or other appropriate venue every two years.
- Publish quarterly AAPA newsletter
- Organize and host two webinars per year
