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An illustration shows multiple satellites with a camera lens and solar panel wings aloft over a stylized rendition of Wisconsin and surrounding areas, with the outlines of Lake Superior above and Lake Michigan to the right, with rectangular patches of ground depicting farm fields.

Researchers are exploring the use of satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to monitor the times and places when farmers spread manure, an agricultural practice that threatens water quality in Wisconsin.

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