AI-powered crop intelligence transforms data into information that can be used to develop management plans for the growing season – the transition turns extensive datasets into extensive opportunities…for retailer-farmer communication, for next season’s management strategy and long-term profitability.
In this get-to-know-the-team series, we’re sitting down with our Taranis team to learn more about what makes them tick. From their background to their thoughts on the future of ag, we’re sharing a weekly 5-minute snippet. Up next is Jamie Peaster from Mississippi.
If you've ever spent a summer day in the Midwest, you’ve likely experienced the muggy, oppressive humidity that seems to hang in the air. But did you know that some of that moisture might actually be coming from the cornfields surrounding you?
With farms scattered across Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming and Nebraska, Silver Spur Farms understands the need for efficiency across every facet of the operation. The company is seeing the benefits of Taranis technology.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) swept the internet, news pages and airwaves. Here are the top five misnomers about AI in agriculture that we hear.
Comparing the impact of Taranis to the advent of precision agriculture, which he helped introduce earlier in his career, Patterson offered, "I believe Taranis is the BIGGEST thing that's come along since precision agriculture. This is what agriculture's been waiting for. A view from the sky of what the problems are, so better decisions can be made."