Randolph County Cooperative Extension Agent Cody Craddock discusses an AI-driven app that aims to help farmers cut costs and pick the best blueberries episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 6 MIN

Randolph County Cooperative Extension Agent Cody Craddock discusses an AI-driven app that aims to help farmers cut costs and pick the best blueberries

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It is peak blueberry season in North Carolina. A new AI-driven app could help farmers determine the best time to pick berries and discover the bushes that produce the highest yield, saving on labor costs. Cody Craddock, a Randolph County Cooperative Extension Agent, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss how the app works.

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