In this episode, we take a deep dive into friction coefficient and how it affects mechanical interactions of milled corn stover particles during biofuel production. Using Bayesian statistics, a Penn State University Ph.D. graduate assistant was able to change the preprocess to influence how corn stover is used.

In this episode, Investment Advisor Tom Hodgson, Lutz Financial, discusses retirement and insurance questions that ag engineers--and anyone--can and should discuss with their loved ones. There's no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to planning for your future.

This episode explores millet and its role in human diets over thousands of years, how the grain is being used in today's menus, and the nutritional benefits of adding millet to your diet. We're talking with Roselle Barretto, doctoral candidate, Agricultural & Biological Engineering, Kansas State University, who authored an article in ASABE's Resource magazine about this topic.

In this episode, we talk with Taisha Venort, Ph.D., a research data scientist with Corteva about agriculture in Africa, how technology is revolutionizing the industry in Africa, entrepreneurship in African agriculture, and how young people will lead African agriculture forward. This podcast is based on the YPC Career Panel that was held during the 2023 Alliance for Modernizing African Agri-Food Systems International Conference.

In this episode, we visit with Sudhagar Mani, professor, University of Georgia College of Engineering and the new Editor in Chief for ASABE Journals. Mani shares why journals are so important to the work of ASABE, why ASABE members should publish their research, services available to ASABE members for publishing, and more.

Take a deep dive into food packaging, hemp and technology with this latest episode! Aaron Dudley, Ph.D., shares about his research on nanoencapsulation of hemp extract using electrospinning.

In this episode, we chat with Bob Gustafson, PE, and ASABE member, about the Order of the Engineer. The order is committed to promoting ethics in engineering. The episode discusses how to get involved in the order, what the ceremony entails, and more.

In this episode, we interview Michael Sama, Distinguished Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, University of Kentucky, and Cale Boriack, P.E., Design/Project Engineer, CNH. Cale serves as the current chair of AETC planning committee, and Michael is past chair. 

Sama and Boriack will discuss what's on the agenda for the 30th anniversary AETC. 

Find out more by contacting Jessica Bell at [email protected] or visit the ASABE website.

In this episode, Claudiane Ouellet-Plamondon, Professor, University of Quebec, and Canada Research Chair on Sustainable Multifunctional Construction Materials, talks about her experiences regenerating pastureland through agroforestry at the Regeneration Field Institute in Ecuador. We'll discuss sustainable bamboo architecture, transforming the land with syntropic farming, grafting trees and more.

In this episode, hear from Scott Shearer, Professor & Chair, Department of Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering, The Ohio State University, as he discusses all things agrivoltaics. Shearer will discuss the role ag can play in the transition to clean energy, the current pilot research program occurring in Ohio, what crops and animals seem to flourish in an agrivoltaic setting, and more.