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Frank Ewert is a leading figure in agricultural systems research, focusing on the sustainable intensification of crop production under global environmental change. His work critically examines how climate change and air pollution impact crop yields, and he is a pioneer in developing adaptation strategies that operate across multiple scales—from individual fields to entire landscapes. Ewert’s research is distinguished by its integration of advanced digital technologies, such as smart farming tools, to enhance resource-use efficiency and resilience while reducing environmental harm. His highly cited 2023 paper on adapting production to climate change and air pollution (48 citations) and his 2024 work on leveraging digital technologies for sustainability (35 citations) underscore his influence. Notably, Ewert champions a participatory, co-design approach to agricultural innovation, as demonstrated in his 2024 study on diversified cropping systems (30 citations), which advocates for moving beyond intensive monocultures. By bridging cutting-edge agronomy with landscape-scale experimentation, Ewert provides actionable pathways for meeting the rising global demand for food and fiber without compromising ecosystem health.
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