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grainswest.com “Ask a question, get an answer, move on. I knew there had to be more to it than that, but I didn’t know where to begin.” —RyanMoore than 150,000 acres of corn, soybeans, rice and cotton. His work can be very analytic and spreadsheet dependent. He learned AI can assist with the analysis of these mas- sive datasets. This prompted him to ask questions he wouldn’t have considered and find anomalies more efficiently. “Analysis that used to take hours, or just never hap- pened because there wasn’t time, can now happen in minutes,” said Moore. Horob believes the push by North American farmers to use AI more effi- ciently is only beginning. Demand for the course has been strong. As of June, more than 600 participants had already completed AI On Your Farm. And while AI can’t replace human expertise, noted Horob, there is significant value in its ability to strengthen decision-making, especially during periods of volatility and tight margins. For more information and to register for AI On Your Farm, visit fullstack.ag.