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Artificial intelligence could soon provide data on cattle disease and calving rates
The Queensland Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has teamed up with commercial partners to create artificial intelligence designed to provide more information about calving rates and disease infestations on large-scale properties.
As the principal Agtech scientist with the DPI, Paul Stewart…
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