From identifying crop problems to turning years of field data into management guidance, artificial intelligence is moving closer to the decisions producers make every day. University of Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL) researchers want to know how producers and future agricultural professionals view this changing role.
Midwest producers, students invited to share views on AI in agriculture
AI-enabled tools may run on data, but understanding where they belong in agriculture requires input from the people who work and study in the field. Midwest producers and agriculture students can share their perspectives in a new UNL survey.
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