Advancements in artificial intelligence on the farm have grown by leaps and bounds over the last couple of years, and it is not slowing down anytime soon.
Analysts with Texas A&M say the AI market will grow by 30 percent between now and 2033, and they believe there are several areas on the farm that will see significant growth.
They are looking at in-season management decisions, as well as crop, biomass, and data marketing. They say technology will allow farmers to predict yields in advance, which would help with financial planning. It could also let farmers know when a crop likely would not be worth it, allowing them to plan something with more potential.
Analysts say no matter what technology emerges, it will need to be profitable for the farmer.
