Automation is becoming more common in U.S. agriculture. University of Minnesota Precision Agriculture Center director Yuxin Miao says as farming becomes more intelligent and automated, less will be required of farm operators. “We hope artificial intelligence will help us to automatically identify the problems and make the decisions, prescriptions, and also implement that in the […]
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