Proponents say artificial intelligence tools can help farms and biodiversity, despite the environmental costs.

Yet agriculture depends on the ecosystem services that diverse species provide. Barn owls eat thousands of rodents that feed on crops. Songbirds and small mammals eat insect pests and weed seeds. Bees, bats, and moths pollinate food plants. Now, as farmers turn to regenerative farming practices that foster biodiversity and build soil health, researchers and […]

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