AI Cow Collars Enhance Productivity for Cattle Farmers

Halter’s high-tech AI cow collars are revolutionizing how farmers graze and manage cattle. The collars enable better usage of pastureland as well.

Traditional fences are replaced by sound and vibration signals that a farmer controls via an app on a smartphone. Fencing patterns can be changed with a click of the app, and ranchers can remotely manage their herds via GPS, with real time tracking of each cow’s location and health.


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Labor Shortages and Aging Farmers Lead to Ag 4.0

Agriculture 4.0, or the fourth generation of agricultural revolution, focuses on sustainability, productivity, and efficiency.

As farmers age and face challenges of labor shortages and higher costs, new approaches are needed to increase the food supply to feed an ever-enlarging global population. AI, drones, and automation are helping farmers plan, plant, grow, and harvest in a much more informed and precise way.


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Coca-Cola Looks to AI to Solve Orange Supply Crisis

Beverage giant Coca-Cola is using artificial intelligence (AI) to offset the spread of a devastating plant disease causing a major decrease in orange supply.

Coca-Cola’s Minute Maid brand has joined an industrial consortium—the MIT Generative AI Impact Consortium—which uses AI to help resolve ‘real-world’ problems that simultaneously help society.  Experts from agritech, computer science, life sciences, and other groups have been engaged in the Consortium’s first major initiative.

“Save the Orange” seeks to combat citrus greening, which threatens orange production. Citrus greening […]

Waffle House Scrambles to Respond to Egg Shortage

Bird flu continues to spread, and is impacting the availability of eggs.

Since 2022, as a result of bird flu, also known as H5N1, over 150 million chickens have been slaughtered in an attempt to contain the virus. More than 30 million have been slaughtered in the last three months. This represents about 10% of the normal level of 318 million chickens.

The result is a rise in egg prices to approximately $7.79 a dozen, compared to the $3.33 price a year […]

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