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WE ARE INCREASING VISIBILITY OF WOMEN IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

By highlighting women in agricultural sciences, we strive to inspire the next generation of scientists, challenge stereotypes, broaden perceptions of agricultural careers and foster connections and collaborations.

While many platforms spotlight women in STEM, our focus extends to the often-overlooked realm of agricultural sciences. Agriculture, a vital field heavily rooted in STEM, encompasses various disciplines beyond the traditional scope.

Yahan Hu

PhD Candidate in Data Analysis in the Soil Science Department at the Technical University of Munich

Amanda Wells

Owner of Farm Friends LLC

Narda Lucía Pacay Barrientos

Ph.D Candidate in grasslands and biodiversity on soil nitrogen at the Technical University of Munich & Helmholtz Munich Comparative Microbiome Analysis

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The Women in Ag Science Podcast highlights scientists who identify with womanhood and work in diverse fields of agriculture. We share interviews and discussions on topics of agricultural sciences, lifestyle and wellness as scientists, as well as diversity, equity, justice, and inclusion in the ag sciences.

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Harriet Williams Rusell Strong | Women who revolutionized agriculture | Mini series |

On our mini series “Women who revolutionized agriculture”, where we explore the life and achievements of Harriet Williams Rusell Strong, affectionately known as the "Walnut Queen." Strong was a women’s activist, musical composer, mother, agribusiness woman, inventor, and much more.

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