I have just recently uploaded a blog unto to the Esri YPN blog page and I would love to use the networking page to call you all to action.
My blog seeks to educate us all on the positives a relationship between GIS and Agriculture would create.
.....amongst many other positives. I hope this little preamble would encourage you to read the main blog via the link below.
https://community.esri.com/t5/esri-young-professionals-network-blog/level-up-your-agri-game-practical-gis-workflows/ba-p/1608
It doesn't allow me to view your blog due to it being achieved or my profile doesn't have access. I like the idea!
O my! Can you view it now?
If you can't and you don't mind, I could forward it to your email, if provided, and send it to you if you're ver much interested in reading
I am! Sorry I was on vacation 🙂 you can send it to amendoza@geocomm.com, yes it still shows the error message
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That’s a really insightful post! The connection between GIS and agriculture is truly powerful, it can help improve decision-making, boost crop yields and support long-term food security. I recently came across The Spike, and it reminded me how technology can drive progress when used creatively. Great job highlighting such an important topic!
Thank you!
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