Hi Net types.....
"Scientists use farm sounds to gauge environmental health
http://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/2006/s1882685.htm

Tuesday, 27/03/2007

In the future farmers could be marketing their fruit, wool or meat with
sound.

Victorian scientists are working with Professor Stuart Gage from Michigan
State University in the US, to measure farm sounds.

Professor Gage says scientists can analyse the recordings of bird calls and
man-made noises to measure the environmental health of a farm.

He says the next step is to use it in marketing.

"That may be the key to being able to sell the products overseas," he said.

"For example there's always a question 'are you producing green and healthy
plants that can be sold[?]' and we could send a little sound byte of that
ecosystem with the apples that we would send overseas [so] people could
listen to how healthy that environment is."

mmmmm...

patrick
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