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Intermediate wheatgrass as a dual use crop for grain and grazing
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Raised on the East Coast of Florida, Bo Meyering developed a deep love for the land, which led him to pursue his undergraduate studies in Biology at Southeastern University. He eventually earned a Master’s degree in Data Analytics from Georgia Tech, merging his passion for agricultural science with advanced machine learning to reveal hidden patterns in complex data. At The Land Institute, Bo applies computer vision modeling, database management, and software development to push the boundaries of digital phenotyping for perennial grain crops, which studies the observable characteristics of plants resulting from the interaction between their genes and the environment.
My most perennial trait: Iteration—whether in code, models, or systems design, I can’t resist refining our infrastructure to ensure that data pipelines and digital resources endure for future generations.
