Presenting AI technology for soil life during Praktijknetwerk Toekomstgericht Telen
Visibility of the invisible. And that begins in the soil.
On June 5, our co-founder Bob Klein Lankhorst spoke at the third meeting of the Praktijknetwerk Toekomstgericht Telen in Uddel. In Arend Versteeg's beautiful inn among the woods and fields, we engaged in a conversation about the role of AI in measuring soil life.
Why?
Because resilient cropping systems start with insight into what lives beneath your crop, and that's exactly what HAL24K Agri is working on. Bob presented our AI technology that automatically recognizes and analyzes microscopic soil life, such as nematodes.
We want to work with farmers to learn to look at soil in a new way. There was room for questions, keen observations, and joint reflection. Above all, it was an enthusiastic and open discussion: about how technology can really help with choices on the farmyard, and how we can continue to learn and work together as a network.
Co-facilitated by Regio Stedendriehoek, Gebiedscoöperatie Zuidelijke IJsselvallei en Provincie Gelderland
