Presenter Information

Below outlines what each type of presenter is to submit. Please note that your presenter type may vary if you have multiple abstract presentations.

What type of presenter are you?

Symposium    |    Non-Student    |    Student (Non-Competition OR Competition)

All Presenters

Every presenter will be required to submit a one-page biography with a photo included within the document. Biographies are not to exceed 250 words and are to be in PDF format when uploaded to the Presenter Materials Submission Form. Be sure to review the Presenter Materials Checklist BEFORE attempting to complete the submission form.

Symposium

Symposia are the only presentations that will not be pre-uploaded into the virtual platform. Symposia presenters can find the date and time of their presentation through the online schedule or the Scientific Program Book. Please connect with the chair of your symposium if you have questions.

Materials to Submit: Andy Vance with Farm Progress (andy.vance@farmprogress.com) will be in touch with you regarding your presentation either live or pre-recorded; one-page biography with photo in PDF format (Andy will also work with you to collect this).

Non-Student

Oral Presentations

All Non-student presenters who are giving an oral presentation do not have to be online at a specific time.

Materials to Submit: 1 pre-recorded 12-Minute oral presentation in the form of a YouTube embed code; one-page biography with photo in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB).

Poster Presentations

All Poster presenters (whether student or non-student) are to be online to answer questions during the poster reception on Monday, July 19, 2021, from 5:00 PM CST to 6:30 PM CST.

Materials to Submit: Digital Poster in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB); one-page biography with photo in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB). There is no size requirement, in-person posters were to be 107 cm wide by 122 cm high. You can use this as a base, but it is not required.

Posters must be in English and include the following: Descriptive title, with authors and institutions; Hypothesis or objective; Experimental design (or description of the problem for a non-statistical presentation); Materials and methods; Statement of statistical analysis (e.g. one-way ANOVA); Results, indicating statistical differences, where applicable; Conclusions; and Five keywords for indexing.

 Student (NOT in the Student Competition)

Oral Presentations (Not in the Student Competition)

Student presenters who are giving an oral presentation NOT entered in the Student Competition do not have to be online at a designated time.

Materials to Submit: 1 pre-recorded 12-Minute oral presentation in the form of a YouTube embed code; one-page biography with photo in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB).

Poster Presentations (Not in the Student Competition)

All Poster presenters (whether student or non-student) are to be online to answer questions during the poster reception on Monday, July 19, 2021, from 5:00 PM CST to 6:30 PM CST.

Materials to Submit: Digital Poster in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB); one-page biography with photo in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB). There is no size requirement, in-person posters were to be 107 cm wide by 122 cm high. You can use this as a base, but it is not required.

Posters must be in English and include the following: Descriptive title, with authors and institutions; Hypothesis or objective; Experimental design (or description of the problem for a non-statistical presentation); Materials and methods; Statement of statistical analysis (e.g. one-way ANOVA); Results, indicating statistical differences, where applicable; Conclusions; and Five keywords for indexing.

Student Competition Presentations

Oral

Oral Presentations within the Student Competition do not have a designated time to login for Q&A, but are highly encouraged to login Monday and Tuesday to check the chat function to answer questions about their presentations.

All questions must be answered by 5:00 PM CST on Tuesday, July 20, 2021. Failure to answer questions will result in a zero (0) score on the Q&A portion of the competition. Questions will be posted in a thread to the right of individual presentations within the platform. To see/answer your presentation's questions, navigate to your individual presentation from the session list and click on it. The Q&A will be to the right of your pre-recorded video.

Materials to Submit: 1 pre-recorded 12-Minute oral presentation in the form of a YouTube embed code; one-page biography with photo in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB).

Poster

All poster presenters (whether student or non-student) are to be online to answer questions during the poster reception on Monday, July 19, 2021, from 5:00 PM CST to 6:30 PM CST.

Poster presenters within the student competition are highly encouraged to login Monday and Tuesday to answer questions about their presentations. All questions must be answered by 5:00 PM CST on Tuesday, July 20, 2021. Failure to answer questions will result in a zero (0) score on the Q&A portion of the competition. Questions will be posted in a thread to the right of individual poster presentations within the platform. To see/answer your presentation's questions, navigate to your individual poster from the session list and click on it. The Q&A will be to the right of your poster.

Materials to Submit: Digital Poster in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB); one-page biography with photo in PDF format (not exceeding 5 MB). There is no size requirement, in-person posters were to be 107 cm wide by 122 cm high. You can use this as a base, but it is not required.

Posters must be in English and include the following: Descriptive title, with authors and institutions; Hypothesis or objective; Experimental design (or description of the problem for a non-statistical presentation); Materials and methods; Statement of statistical analysis (e.g. one-way ANOVA); Results, indicating statistical differences, where applicable; Conclusions; and Five keywords for indexing.