AI skills critical for long-term success in agriculture

As AI tools become more accessible, mastering prompt engineering will become essential for daily operations and decision-making.

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Jake Joraanstad, CEO of Bushel, shared compelling insights at the National Grain and Feed Association’s 2025 Annual Convention into how artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the agricultural landscape.

He stressed that the revolution isn't coming — it's already here — and that smart businesses are using it to prepare for their futures.  

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