Articles Tagged with ''AI''

Ashley Stokes, dean of the UC Davis College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, highlights the significant support land-grant universities have received for more than a century from the federal government and says universities now face the threat of lost grants and higher overhead costs.

All 12 million tons of China’s soybean purchase target do not have to ship by the Dec. 31 deadline. So says Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins.

Sustaining American competitiveness through agricultural education and building a workforce prepared to work with artificial intelligence were key priorities for the National FFA Organization and its partners at an event Tuesday in the House Agriculture Committee room. 

In this opinion piece, Dean Bubley, rounder, and director of Disruptive Analysis in London, discusses rural spectrum opportunities and connectivity and their potential impacts on precision agriculture. 

Artificial intelligence can help substitute for crop advisers and farm workers, but safeguards will be needed to protect data privacy, members of the Senate Agriculture Committee were told Tuesday.

In this opinion piece, former Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns discusses the benefits artificial intelligence brings to agriculture and how U.S. farmers can use government tools like the Research and Development Tax Credit for implementation.