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Data-Driven Know-How for North Carolina Agriculture

NCSU Ag Analytics

By unlocking the power and potential of real-time and historical data, the N.C. Agricultural Analytics Platform helps our state’s farmers increase agricultural productivity and sustainability.

With funds appropriated by the N.C. General Assembly, we are developing new solutions and integrating existing ones for storing, analyzing and maintaining large-scale datasets and data repositories for agricultural improvement.

The platform is a partnership of NC State, North Carolina A&T State University and SAS.

$111.1B

Data-driven decisionmaking throughout agricultural supply chain will help North Carolina’s $111.1B agriculture and agribusiness industry thrive in the face of change and challenge.

Tech in the Corn Field

The N.C. Ag Analytics Platform enhances:

> The sustainability and profitability of the state’s agricultural systems. 
> Our institutions’ engagement and collaboration with farmers. 
> Student and faculty recruitment and retention.
> Faculty research on agriculture.
> Collaboration between NC State and NC A&T State University.

Have a proposal?

The N.C. Agricultural Analytics Platform is seeking project proposals from NC State faculty members. To be considered, principal investigators and researchers should complete the intake form. Please provide as much detail as possible to help facilitate our review process.

Contact Us

Brad Lewis
Program Manager, Ag Analytics Platform
balewis8@ncsu.edu

Andrea Monteza
Makerspace Director
3309 Plant Science Building
919.513.2321
aemontez@ncsu.edu

Jevon Smith
Research Computing Manager
919-513-5943
jevon.smith@ncsu.edu

Cranos Williams
Data-Driven Plant Science Platform Director, N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative
Professor, Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Plant and Microbial Biology
919-513-1923
cmwilli5@ncsu.edu

Steering Committee

Partnering NC State Units

The N.C. Ag Analytics Platform is a project of NC State University’s N.C. Food Animal Initiative and the N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative.