Farmers remain cautious about AI technology

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IARN – Artificial intelligence is becoming a larger part of agriculture, but many farmers remain cautious about adopting the technology, according to the latest Purdue University CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. The monthly survey asked producers about artificial intelligence and data-driven tools for the first time, revealing that many are still uncertain about the value AI can provide to their operations.

Read more at Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network.

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