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Technology and expertise drive agricultural shifts
Agricultural practices are undergoing significant transformations through the integration of advanced technology and long-term scientific expertise. In Northern Ireland, farmers are adopting artificial intelligence to monitor livestock health. Using the CattleEye application, producers can identify health issues in cattle via AI-powered cameras and algorithms before they become visible to the human eye, improving efficiency and animal welfare.
In Moldova, the sector relies on foundational research and seed production. Alexandru Erhan, a long-time professional at the National Research and Production Center for Seeds in Porumbeni, emphasizes the importance of seed development for national prosperity. However, the industry faces a growing challenge regarding the declining interest of younger generations in agricultural careers, highlighting a need for increased investment and modernization to attract new specialists.
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Alexandru Erhan · CattleEye · George McMaster · Moldova · National Research and Production Center for Seeds
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Alexandru Erhan has worked at the National Research and Production Center for Seeds in Porumbeni for nearly 40 years. tvrmoldova.md
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The CattleEye application uses algorithms to assign identifiers and analyze daily videos of livestock. www.ziarulnational.md
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Caleb Howard manages 90 Jersey cows using a robotic milking system near Coagh. www.ziarulnational.md
- [○ 1 SOURCE] There is a decreasing interest among young people in the agricultural sector in Moldova. tvrmoldova.md
- [○ 1 SOURCE] George McMaster uses AI cameras to monitor a herd of 300 cattle near Islandmagee. www.ziarulnational.md