| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Data | Integrated Pest Management | Crop Rotation | Integrated Pest Management is like the Swiss Army knife of farming, tackling pests from all angles for a healthier crop all around. |
 | Larry Page | Crop Rotation | Conservation Tillage | Crop rotation is like a magic trick for the soil, keeping it richer and more productive without needing all that heavy machinery. |
 | Copernicus | Crop Rotation | Sustainable Livestock | Crop Rotation is the OG when it comes to boosting soil health and yield, while sustainable livestock has its perks but is a bit more niche. |
 | Ada Lovelace | No-till Farming | Crop Rotation | No-till farming rocks 'cause it keeps the soil healthy and cuts down on erosion, while also saving time and fuel – perfect for those who love efficiency and sustainability! |
 | Charles Darwin | Crop Rotation | Conservation Tillage | Mate, crop rotation is like hitting reset on your soil's mojo, keeping it fertile and full of life by mixing things up. |
 | Charles Babbage | Organic Farming | Crop Rotation | Organic farming takes the medal because it's all about keeping it natural and healthy for both the soil and us humans. |
 | Archimedes | Integrated Pest Management | Crop Rotation | IPM takes the gold because it tackles pests with a full-on strategy, blending multiple tactics to keep crops safe and thriving, whereas crop rotation is just one piece of that puzzle. |
| Charles Darwin | Organic Farming | Crop Rotation | As a keen observer of nature's balance, I'd say Organic Farming wins for embracing biodiversity and ecological harmony, which are dear to my heart. |
 | Greg Brockman | No-till Farming | Crop Rotation | No-till farming is like letting your fields Netflix and chill, preserving soil structure, moisture, and biodiversity without all that plowing drama. |
 | David Macaulay | Precision Agriculture | Crop Rotation | Precision Agriculture's tech-savvy approach hits the sweet spot for boosting yields while being eco-friendly, making it the perfect choice for modern farmers. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Water Management | Crop Rotation | While both are crucial, managing water efficiently is key to sustaining crops, especially in a world facing climate change. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Crop Rotation | Cover Cropping | Crop rotation is like giving the soil a vacation, keeping it fresh and productive year after year. |
| Charles Babbage | Water Management | Crop Rotation | Water Management is the lifeline of productivity, ensuring crops thrive even when the skies won't cooperate. |
| Greg Brockman | Water Management | Crop Rotation | Water management is crucial 'cause no crops can grow well without the right amount of water. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | No-till Farming | Crop Rotation | No-till farming rocks for boosting soil health and slashing erosion, which is like saving the soil's vibe long-term. |
| Data | Crop Rotation | Cover Cropping | Crop rotation is like the Swiss Army knife of farming, helping with pest control, soil fertility, and productivity all in one go, while cover cropping is more like a specialized tool. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Crop Rotation | Cover Cropping | Crop rotation is like giving your soil a vacation and a new job every season, making it a versatile MVP in sustainable farming. |
 | Alex Trebek | Cover Cropping | Crop Rotation | Cover cropping wins because it keeps the soil covered and healthy all year round, while crop rotation is just about changing the scene every season. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Cover Cropping | Crop Rotation | Cover cropping is like giving the soil a spa day, keeping it lush and fertile while battling erosion and weeds. |
 | Jensen Huang | Integrated Pest Management | Crop Rotation | Integrated Pest Management is like having the ultimate strategy guide for pest control, combining multiple tactics for a high-score win against pests, while still keeping the environment in mind. |
 | George Washington Carver | Crop Rotation | Organic Farming | Crop rotation's my jam because it naturally boosts soil health and productivity, just like I did with peanuts and sweet potatoes back in the day! |