Agriculture and Natural Resources

These Guidelines are intended to assist agricultural researchers handle privacy and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) in the research project data life cycle.

GO FAIR is a bottom-up, stakeholder-driven and self-governed initiative that aims to implement the FAIR data principles, making data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable.

While these guidelines have been created for F1000 authors, the guidance is applicable to any research data practice.

This paper approaches agricultural data issues from a responsible data perspective, drawing upon the experience of the Responsible Data community, who over the past three years have created tools, questions and resources to deal with the ethical, legal, privacy and security challenges that come from new uses of data in various sectors.

American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) and other industry groups drafted the The Privacy and Security Principles for Farm Data, or ag data's "Core Principles." These Core Principles represented basic guidelines that ag tech providers should following when collecting, using, storing, and transferring farmers' ag data.

From the GODAN Sub-Group on Data Codes of Conduct's workshop to better understand the legal and policy-based open data challenges facing modern farmers.