LSU AgCenter, John Deere team up on AI-aided sugarcane project 

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The John Deere Company is working with the LSU AgCenter to use artificial intelligence to better predict sugarcane breeding and harvest yields.   LSU AgCenter sugarcane breeder Collins Kimbeng has received a grant from John Deere for the three-year research project.  “This project seeks to bring together expertise in artificial intelligence, precision agriculture and sugarcane breeding

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