Amanda Ramcharan, Latifa Mrisho, and Peter McCloskey joined Daniel and Chris to talk about how Penn State University are collaborating to help African farmers increase their yields via a TensorFlow powered mobile app.

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Assessing a mobile-based deep learning model for plant disease surveillance
Penn State-developed plant-disease app recognized by Google

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Helping African farmers with TensorFlow