Cite

Cite the release, not the site

Scores change between releases. A citation to /leaderboard points at whatever is current, which may not be what you read. Cite the archived release URL instead: aiagribench.org/leaderboard/YYYY-MM/. Those pages are permanent and are never edited after publication.

Plain text

APA

BibTeX

bibtex @misc{aiagribench_v05, title = {AI AgriBench v0.5 Leaderboard}, author = {{AI AgriBench Consortium}}, year = {2026}, howpublished = {\url{https://aiagribench.org/leaderboard/YYYY-MM/}}, note = {Center for Digital Agriculture, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign} }

Citing the methodology

The methodology is published at aiagribench.org/methodology and rests on two peer-reviewed works. Cite those directly where the method itself is the subject:

• YourBench — arXiv:2504.01853
• MIRAGE — NeurIPS 2025 Datasets and Benchmarks track

Citing the data files

Each release publishes CSV and JSON at permanent URLs, advertised in the release page's Dataset structured data. Cite the release page and name the file.

DOIs

TODO (Committee, with the research team): whether releases and the dataset are assigned DOIs through Zenodo. If they are, the DOI becomes the preferred citation identifier and is added to the Dataset schema on every release page.