Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering Welcome Mr. Michael Scobie

Jamie Lynn Marks -

Endeavor Research Leadership Award Recipient

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Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering welcomes Mr. Michael Scobie, recipient of the prestigious Endeavor Research Leadership Award for his work on water and irrigation engineering, to Michigan State University! Over the course of the fall semester, Scobie will be working alongside Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering faculty to research the use and uptake of decision support tools and mobile phone and tablet apps for irrigation and water management. If you're interested in hearing Scobie speak on the work he's doing here at Michigan State University, he will be presenting at the Michigan Crop Production Irrigation Research Field Day on August 16, 2019. To sign up, click here. Registration deadline is August 14!

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