Grain Expectations: Cropify’s AI grading ambitions go global

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In this episode, Justin speaks with Anna Falkiner and Andrew Hannon, the husband-and-wife founders of Adelaide agtech company Cropify, which is using artificial intelligence to transform the way grain is graded. For generations, trained grain graders have visually inspected samples for defects, contamination and quality. Those assessments help determine what grain is worth, but differences in human judgement can lead to costly disputes between buyers and sellers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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