artificial intelligence

University Nebraska-Lincoln's Agronomy & Horticulture Department
Arkansas, Corn, Crops, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, research, South Dakota, Soybeans

Midwest corn and soybean farmers asked what they think about AI on the farm

University of Nebraska-Lincoln researchers survey Midwest corn and soybean farmers about AI, trust, privacy, costs and data ownership. Read More

Equipment, Machinery, New Products, Tools and Tech

Deere introduces JD, AI assistant that helps farmers put their data to work

Farmer throw hay bales in a tractor trailer. (Adobe Stock-#191715608 │ Dusan Kostic)
Loos Tales, Opinion

A nation of takers not makers

Agtrinsic launches AI disease intelligence engine for crop disease risk management

Solinftec launches Amazon store for replacement parts

USDA, DHS strengthen coordination against New World screwworm  

Oklahoma Conference on Volunteerism

OSU Extension celebrates volunteerism

Row of server racks or network device racks in data center. (Adobe Stock-#224325077 │ elbanco)

UADA researcher examines economic prospects of AI data centers in rural areas

  • By Ryan McGeeney │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Rusty Lee, MU Extension field specialist in agricultural systems technology, used AI and drone technology last season to diagnose irregular corn stands caused by a malfunctioning toolbar on a producer’s anhydrous ammonia applicator. (Photo by Linda Geist)

Drones can help diagnose ailing crops

  • By Linda Geist │ University of Missouri Extension

Ecorobotix invests $50 million in precision spraying technology

CHICGRASP — The autonomous robotic arm was programmed with imitation learning, trained by a human, to move a chicken carcass onto a shackle conveyor for further processing while adjusting to challenges. (UADA photo)

Poultry processing robotics advances with ChicGrasp

  • By John Lovett │ University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture