How can accurate weather forecast data support your crop management decisions?
Dan Olmstead, Senior Extension Associate and Project Lead of NEWA (Network for Environment and Weather Applications) for the New York State Integrated Pest Management Program at Cornell University, shares how highly accurate weather data can help growers make smart decisions and employ climate-smart practices that lead to healthier crops, increased yields and better profits.
Leveraging Weather Data:
Using weather data to mitigate crop production risk from pests, diseases, and extreme weather events.
Benefits to Growers:
Real-world examples of how growers have benefited from weather monitoring
Advantages of Weather Stations:
How onsite weather stations can produce more accurate, site-specific data
Using NEWA Modeling and NOAA Forecast Data :
See how to combine HOBO weather station data with NOAA forecast data and NEWA models for plant disease, insect pest development, and crop production.
Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how harnessing advanced weather insights can elevate agricultural practices and boost productivity. Register now to secure your spot in this essential webinar for agricultural professionals seeking to maximize efficiency and resilience in crop management.
About Dan Olmstead:
Dan Olmstead holds an MSc from Cornell University and specializes in decision support, digital outreach, and computer and information science. As the project lead for NEWA, Olmstead curates more than 1,000 public and private weather stations, providing data and tools to support informed agricultural decision-making. His work bridges the gap between research and practical applications, empowering stakeholders to optimize pest, disease, and crop load management with precision.
Presented by
Dan Olmstead, Cornell University NEWA Project Lead