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AI for Farmers. Practical Tools for Crops, Weather, and Machinery Diagnostics
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- Nombre de pages152
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-56210-7
- EAN9783565562107
- Date de parution15/07/2026
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- Taille875 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
In 2017, a strange machine rolled through a California cotton field, marking a turning point in the ancient story of agriculture. This was See & Spray, a system using computer vision to target individual weeds, a direct response to the creeping catastrophe of herbicide resistance. For years, Silicon Valley had pitched farmers on cloud-based apps and theoretical data models, failing to understand the physical violence of the agricultural environment.
Most of these ventures failed because they did not respect the dirt. AI for Farmers chronicles the pivotal shift from descriptive AI that tells farmers what they already know, to prescriptive and predictive tools that solve specific, expensive problems. It examines the hard-dollar economics behind technologies that can identify the microscopic pustules of Southern Rust from the air or predict a combine harvester's bearing failure hours before it happens.
The book details how successful AI runs on the edge, bolted to the steel, making decisions in milliseconds. This investigation separates technological theater from genuine financial utility, revealing the specific tools and calculations that determine whether AI on the farm is a revolutionary asset or just another expensive failure.
Most of these ventures failed because they did not respect the dirt. AI for Farmers chronicles the pivotal shift from descriptive AI that tells farmers what they already know, to prescriptive and predictive tools that solve specific, expensive problems. It examines the hard-dollar economics behind technologies that can identify the microscopic pustules of Southern Rust from the air or predict a combine harvester's bearing failure hours before it happens.
The book details how successful AI runs on the edge, bolted to the steel, making decisions in milliseconds. This investigation separates technological theater from genuine financial utility, revealing the specific tools and calculations that determine whether AI on the farm is a revolutionary asset or just another expensive failure.
