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Futurist Jim Carroll shares why agricultural innovators must embrace a high-speed reality of robotics and personalized nutrition to survive a looming era of extreme volatility.
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The company says the strategic hire of Joh Johannsen underscores its commitment to embedding practical AI capabilities across its food safety and supply chain platform.
The company says it will support the U.S.-based startup’s business growth and accelerate the adoption of smart solutions in the ag sector.
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Industry insiders say he brings ample experience working with agriculture from his previous roles.
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