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AI Advice Kills 25 Acres of Farmer’s Crop — Now What?

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By John Dobberstein Verified
| No-Till Farmer Verified
The promise of artificial intelligence is here, but at times it seems like more of a curse than a blessing for reasons like this: A farmer in China says advice from an AI assistant on pesticides accidentally killed 25 acres of his crop, according to an article in Yahoo Tech. The 67-year-old grower in Anhui province had been using AI software for a year prior to the incident to ask for advice on everything from scheduling to fertilizing.
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[Podcast] How No-Till Practices and Cover Crops Revolutionized Cotton Production

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By John Dobberstein Verified
| No-Till Farmer Verified
By John Dobberstein posted on August 21, 2026 | Posted in Residue Management, Seeding & Planting In the latest episode of the podcast, brought to you by Yetter Farm Equipment, John Bradley talks about the ins and outs of no-till cotton production and shares how cover crops, crop rotation and no-till residue management play an important role in maintaining yields.
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City of Coweta fighting effects of ransomware attack | #ransomware | #cybercrime

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By John Dobberstein Verified
| National Cyber Security
By John Dobberstein, Editor COWETA — The city of Coweta said it’s fighting the effects of a system-wide ransomware attack, but customer credit card and payment data were not accessed by the perpetrators. The incident occurred on Wednesday.
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