Farmer experience using artificial intelligence (AI) on the farm

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“If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it,” is a quote from this episode focused on artificial intelligence (AI). Two Wisconsin dairy farmers, Nathan Brandt and Mitch Breunig, share what they are tracking and how it has impacted the dairy farm. Dairy Stream host Joanna Guza dives into the topics below with Nathan and Mitch:

1:26: Technology on the farm
2:41: When the farm implemented AI
6:10: How AI is implemented
11:04: How all the platforms come together
13:25: What is being tracked with AI
16:57: Focus on lactating cows
18:08: Is it easy to understand
20:26: Identifying trends in data
23:19: Challenges with AI
25:40: Can AI be wrong?
28:13: Game-changer experiences with AI
32:26: AI helps with consistency
34:26: Future of AI
39:08: Educating youth
41:01: Concerns about the future of AI
41:50: What’s next for your AI journey

Special thanks to Connecterra for sponsoring this episode.

About the guests

Nathan Brandt is the Dairy Herd Manager at Four Cubs Farm where they milk 980 cows with 16 robots in a retrofit free stall. Nathan’s role is managing the cow-side of the operation and utilizing the data that AI helps sort on the dairy.
Mitch Breunig is the owner of Mystic Valley Dairy where they milk 450 cows in a double 14 parallel parlor. Mitch’s manages the day to day and oversee the AI on the farm.

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