Last week, on April 15, 2025, Fox News highlighted the rise of robotics in dairy farming, with companies like Lely automating milking and feeding tasks. This trend, boosting efficiency on US farms, is critical as tariffs increase operational costs. North American dairy exports are set to drop 12.6% this year, per the WTO, due to trade wars. Robotics could help offset rising costs by reducing labor expenses and increasing milk yields. AI tools are optimizing milk production forecasts and logistics, assisting traders to manage inventory amid tariff disruptions. With North American dairy exports facing a 12.6% decline, per the WTO, AI can reduce costs by predicting demand and minimizing waste, offering a lifeline to US and Mexican traders.