**Data to Harvest: AI for Agricultural Resilience** is a 24-hour hackathon for Delaware State University students focused on solving real-world agricultural challenges with data, AI, and technology. Working in teams of 3–5, participants will use agricultural and environmental datasets to build digital solutions for farmers, researchers, extension professionals, and other agricultural stakeholders. With curated data from **USDA, NOAA, NASA, and the U.S. Drought Monitor**, plus starter code, technical resources, and mentor support, students can create tools such as drought-risk dashboards, crop-yield prediction apps, irrigation decision-support tools, geographic risk maps, or AI assistants. Open to all disciplines and experience levels, the event concludes with prototype demos and presentations to judges, with awards for innovation, usability, technical execution, and problem-solving.