How AI Is Taking Root in Greenhouse Operations
In a new episode of the Rhyzone Podcast, host William Klaassen sat down with Brian Sparks, Editor of Greenhouse Grower, to explore how growers are thinking about artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence is slowly but steadily taking root in the greenhouse industry. While few growers report using AI today, more than 80% say they’re open to exploring it.
In the podcast, host William Klaassen and Brian Sparks discuss how growers are thinking about AI, including where to start, what to watch out for, and more. The conversation covers topics such as automation, analytics, and creative problem-solving.
The conversation breaks down the buzz and focuses on what’s practical, possible, and already happening inside greenhouses today.
You can listen to the entire discussion on the Rhyzone Podcast and several other podcast platforms.
Author's summary: AI takes root in greenhouse operations.
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