AI and crop status

John Bourne VP Marketing Ceres Imaging explained how artificial intelligence can be used to very accurately surveil crops and give accurate data as to their status. “Artificial intelligence and data science are important because they will empower growers to make better decisions in increasingly complex times. In a world that will be challenged by a rapidly increased food demand, climate change, a continued decline in agricultural workers and long-term sustainability concerns, farmers will look to adopt smarter tools that give them an edge, and the confidence to solve problems with certainty.”