 Welcome to the Line on Agriculture Report. This is Lori Boyer for the Ag Information Network. Researchers have been collecting data for centuries. Now artificial intelligence is able to learn some of that information and use it for modern day applications in agriculture. Associate Professor of Computer Science at Dakota State University in South Dakota, Austin O'Brien, says many colleges and universities use their own test crops and herds as a source of information and it's time to put all the data collection and research to work.