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Microsoft and FFA help students use smart sensors and AI to learn about the future of farming and technology

  • On May 6, 2025, in Redmond, Washington, Microsoft and the National FFA Organization announced that they are extending the FarmBeats for Students initiative nationwide, making it available in every state to enhance agricultural education.
  • The expansion follows a partnership aimed at equipping students with hands-on experience using smart sensors, AI, and data science to promote precision agriculture and leadership skills.
  • The program will distribute free FarmBeats for Students kits, including ready-to-use sensor systems and teacher curriculum, to 185 middle and high school FFA chapters nationwide requiring no prior technical experience.
  • Students use the kits to build sensor systems that monitor soil moisture and nutrient deficiencies, allowing real-time data-driven decisions to address challenges like drought, frost, and pests for sustainable farming.
  • This initiative prepares students to remain competitive globally and supports a sustainable agricultural future by fostering leadership and technical skills through free training and adaptable, practical experiences.
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Microsoft and FFA help students use smart sensors and AI to learn about the future of farming and technology

Partnership expands FarmBeats for Students program to all 50 states to help grow next generation of farmers

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