Stratovation Group has introduced the AgriSearch Assistant, an AI-powered tool designed to make it easier for agricultural professionals to find and use credible data. Available for free to all ChatGPT users, this tool aggregates information from trusted sources.
Stratovation Group announced the launch of AgriSearch Assistant, aimed at simplifying the process of accessing agricultural data from reliable sources such as the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Economic Research Service (ERS), National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), and various land-grant universities “We wanted to make a tool for the industry that makes it easier to aggregate, find, and use a lot of the data that’s already available from credible sources,” said Cam Camfield, CEO of Stratovation Group. “We are hopeful it brings data to folks trying to solve agricultural problems faster.”
How It Works
AgriSearch Assistant uses AI technology to provide users with quick access to a wide range of agricultural data. This tool is designed to assist business leaders, researchers, educators, and other ag professionals by making the most valuable resources readily available.
Benefits in short
Aggregates data from trusted institutions, ensuring reliability.
Streamlines the process of finding relevant information.
Free access for all ChatGPT users, democratizing data use.
Highlights the work of land-grant universities and governmental organizations.
Providing a reliable source for the data
“I like to think of it as my in-house research intern,” said Camfield. “You can ask it fun and interesting questions and it will spit out a response with considerable thought as to how it got there, and a credible source where it’s applicable. It will also always provide a trusted source for the data, which is critical in most of the work we do.” Stratovation Group plans to continuously evolve the AgriSearch Assistant by incorporating user recommendations and new data sets. This commitment ensures that the tool remains relevant and valuable for all users.
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