A.I. Technology changing Agriculture 

This is groundbreaking!

I really liked the foundation look on the soil information. Helped me better understand the importance and see how things work together.

Thank you!! You're amazing at demonstrating the actual challenges and been fluent with the new tech!

I learn so much watching you. Thank you!

Love the knowledge you provide.

The data comes from an optical spectrometer. The spectrometer provides the data for the AI to analyze. A well done spectroscopy solution indeed!

Also have a spot in the field that looks better than the rest you can check it out and maybe add something to boost the rest of field.

Wow! This is groundbreaking! ✨️

It be interesting to see further results in field growth as plants up take nutrients, does it show moisture content?

Still would verify accuracy by taking conventional samples for a side by side review .🗽🇺🇸🚜💯

Sounds like an opportunity for a side hustle gig.

How accurate is it. .

Enjoyed the video Ben 😊

Very nice, little pricey for my size operation.

If you are going to do more irrigating on the pumpkin patch you might want to try drip lines, like vegetable framers and greenhouses use.

Very useful tool, will get one.

Ben. I really hope this device works for you....... I have so many more questions; but I'll wait for your fall report.

Very interesting

@iowANFarmer Any updates on this probe? Pros/cons now that you've used it for a while. Do you believe it is ~90% accurate compared to a lab soil sample? Thanks

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Ah the missing piece 👉 the Price? Also are they using it on mobile sample units ie Utv or Atv for larger farms?

Hi Ben Do you think the system will work as far as South Africa and is it an expensive item to buy, because this will work absolutely mint in our operation👌🏻

Did you mention the price for that tester? I believe they rent it for an absurd $10,000 per year. I'll wait a year or two until the competition knocks them down.

It would be nice Ben if you right out front told your viewers were the AI technology come from . (CANADA)

Your dad’s uncle Rich would find this fascinating

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Artificial Intelligence 😂 absolutely sounds NEAT ! Sounds like you’re cutting the man behind the camera out of a soil sampling Job😢😢. Thanks BEN !!

did someone mention donuts?

How much moneys? I don't see a price on their web page.

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I'm guessing bulk density is their measurement for soil compaction. Also, 28C = 82F

how much does it cost to send in the samples for further CALIBRATION PURPOSES??? (to crosscheck and verify it's accuracy??) DO YOU GET TO KEEP IT??????? I hope so, would be neet to see you walkin around with it after KNEE HIGH EMERGANCE GROWTH POINT (v7, v8??) and after FLOWERS on beans... checkin diff points int he fields where the colors are OFF and the heights are way off... do they inlclude a couple CALIBRATION SAMPLE TESTS to ''sight in'' (calibrate) your specific TOOL/UNIT to YOUR SPECIFIC GROUND ??? could be an option that wouldn't cost them MUCH to do IF IT SELLS THE UNIT CUZ THE OLDTIMER DIDNT TRUST THE NUMBERS.... out of the box...

Theranos x2

This seems like a pretty practical tool but I don’t see much “AI” here unless I’m missing something. One thing right now is every company out there is trying to slap an “AI inside” label every product as customers assume that means better. The possible areas here where I could see some machine learning used is the “estimated” attributes you saw listed in the app, if there are some properties or suggestions that they are inferring based on the data of the prob, or if they use the data from the probe to infer/update it’s calibration. Just calling it out that the probe, app, and historical data tracking is likely the real value here and the AI piece might be a bit of marketing at this point…

Made in Canada...Eh!

June 15 😂

I do a lot of soil and water sampling for a living. Not for crops but environmental reasons. So guess who gets called to do soil sampling for Dad and brother,,,, the one thing I don’t like about the world of sampling for ag is how they have you send the samples. They tell you they keep without icing them down, we test for nitrates all the time and they have to be iced. They get rejected if it’s not below a certain degree temp. Secondly, I would want to send samples to the lab and see the differences between the old way and that probe. Because I don’t trust any sampling device you can’t calibrate. There’s no way I’d trust that thing to start with. Speaking of labs, you don’t want to see the chaos of a lab. Because it will leave you with doubts about the data. Nasty places 😂. I literally send dads soil samples to a lab in Louisiana just because I know they do it right. It should take more then a few days to get results from 40lbs of soil.

''hello customer support, I need a shipping label to return the unit for repairs... it __________'ed .......blah blah blah '' ''hello this is customer support.... did you keep all packing materials including the orignal box and other packaging???'' ummmmmmm LOL

Is it accurate tho?