Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly relevant for cattle producers as operations generate more data from feeding, animal health, and performance records. In this Cattle Chats session recorded at NCBA CattleCon, Rob Terry and Harold Birch discuss how technologies like machine learning and computer vision are beginning to support real decision-making in cattle operations.

The discussion explores how computer vision can help monitor cattle condition and behavior, while machine learning models can analyze operational and financial data to uncover patterns across feeding performance, herd health trends, and closeout results. Producers watching this session will gain a clearer understanding of where AI can realistically fit within their operation and how it can support more informed management decisions and stronger returns.