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Agriculture spends billions on tech that doesn't match the needs, capabilities, values and limitations of those for whom it was created. Learn more about contextual engineering in this webinar, hosted by the Central Illinois section. https://ow.ly/eLKe50Yen6u

Reserve your stay at the JW Marriott Indianapolis - THE place to be during #ASABE26! Rooms are available at discounted rates until June 12 or sold out. https://ow.ly/TRMM50YcUUI

It's World Pulses Day. Learn more about these nutritious crops in this article from the ASABE Technical Library on impact damage to chickpea seeds as affected by moisture content and impact velocity. #pulses #crops #chickpea https://ow.ly/LBu050Ycywn

Engineer's Week is coming up soon! Here are a few ideas of how you can celebrate. #engineer

Join us at AETC to honor the AE50 Award winners, enjoy detailed technical sessions, and more! Onsite registration opens Feb. 9. https://ow.ly/uQUX50Y9jvL

Did you know? Hemp is one of the first domestically cultivated plants, with evidence of its use dating back more than 8,000 years ago. On National Hemp Day, learn more about this versatile plant in this podcast about using hemp in food packaging. #hemp #cultivation #plants https://ow.ly/JK5A50Y8PaY

Vote in the Leadership Election! Check your email for a ballot link. Candidate preview can be found at https://ow.ly/8MLf50Y8b8S #leadership #election https://ow.ly/6KIc50Y8b8T

We're pleased to welcome World Food Prize docent Randy Renze as the AETC keynote speaker, whose presentation "Feeding a Hungry World —The Borlaug Mission" will inform and inspire. It's not too late to register! https://ow.ly/aXL450XZSVy

In 1926, Ives Hall, the original ag engineering building at The Ohio State University, was designated as the first engineering landmark honoring 18th president Fredrick Walter Ives. https://asabe.org/about-us/about-asabe/history/asabe-historic-landmarks/ives-hall-the-ohio-state-university-1926

It's National College Financial Prep Week. Scholarships are a huge way to shave off your student debt load--check out these scholarships from ASABE that are due in March. #college #finances #StudentDebt https://ow.ly/huKT50XZSOS

Congrats to Scott Osborn, PE, retired professor, biological and agricultural engineering, University of Arkansas, for being named an ASABE Fellow! Osborn was selected for his outstanding service in teaching the next generation of engineers, invention and innovation. https://ow.ly/2EbX50XZSGO

We're celebrating the winners of the prestigious AE50 awards in the most recent issue of Resource magazine! Read all about these exciting technological advancements. #innovation #agriculture #food https://ow.ly/pPGK50XZSz0

AETC registration remains open through January 31 - Join us in Louisville February 8-11! https://ow.ly/OHYx50XZSvN

Check out the candidates preview for the 2026 election, opening today. Ballot links are emailed directly to you from Intelliscan. https://ow.ly/ReHG50XZStI

KiddieCorp is back at AIM in Indy! Watch for registration info to be posted this spring. https://ow.ly/sXOu50XZGj2

Special shoutout to ASABE Trustee Paula Steiner, civil engineer, USDA NRCS. Thanks for all you do! #leadership #engineer

Learn more about the fate of specific nutrients during direct sun drying of apricots. Processors often apply a sulfite pre-treatment to apricots to help maintain its vivid orange color and nutrient content during drying. #nutrients #sun #apricots https://ow.ly/b0OS50XXelI

Submit your social, CPD, tour, or business meeting for #ASABE26. Due by February 1! https://ow.ly/lsbt50XWHBV

Registration is open for the 2026 AIM! Register and submit your abstract-details here. https://ow.ly/ESc050XW7Qv

The deadline is January 12 to submit your abstract to 26AIM! Find all of the details on the meeting website. https://ow.ly/4V5G50XU0cq

Get ready to geek out! Announcing the 2026 AE50 winners. 🏆 AI, robotics, precision technologies and more are featured in the best innovations of the past year, bringiing greater efficiency, safety, sustainability, and productivity to ag and bio systems. See the full list at asabe.org/ae50winners1

Drumroll, please! The most popular podcast episode on The Lead from ASABE is about the hackathon competition and how it helps prepare students for careers in agriculture and biological engineering. https://ow.ly/i9WG50XHrgL #careers #agriculture #engineering

Have a safe and happy New Year! We'll see you in 2026.

Our second-most popular podcast episode on The Lead from ASABE is about the International Quarter-Scale Tractor competition! #tractor https://ow.ly/roz450XHr49

Some 64% of community water supplies in rural coastal communities in Davao del Sur, Philippines, showed contamination with coliform. Learn more about this water quality assessment in this ASABE Technical Library article. https://elibrary.asabe.org/abstract.asp?aid=55337&t=1&redir=aid=55337&

Congrats to Christopher Neale, Director of Research, University of Nebraska Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute! https://dnn9n7kh1.blob.core.windows.net/portals/0/Awards/Fellows/Bios/Neale.pdf?sv=2017-04-17&sr=b&si=DNNFileManagerPolicy&sig=5Uc85UFxPr%2FlAqsUJ0loix%2BU52EPzIADurwLRDzot8g%3D

Our countdown of the top podcast episodes on The Lead with ASABE continues...#3 is about autonomous cotton harvesting. https://ow.ly/axlB50XHqEg #autonomous #cotton

We're on #4 of our podcast countdown for The Lead with ASABE! Our fourth most popular episode was one of the first episodes, discussing circularity in the agriculture and food industry. https://ow.ly/4hhJ50XHq5L #circularity #agriculture #food

We're counting down the top 5 podcast episodes for The Lead From ASABE! Here's episode #5, discussing African agriculture and the AMAA initiative for the Society. https://ow.ly/Hu7750XHpZM #Africa #agriculture

Another great way to make a lasting impact is to become a monthly donor to the ASABE Foundation. Select “Monthly” on PayPal and support ASABE students all year long. Contact ASABE Development for more information. mailto:metts@asabe.org