United States, June 5 -- Cargill announced it is investing nearly $90 million in automation and new technologies at its Fort Morgan, Colo. beef plant as part of its Factory of the Future initiative. The enhancements, which will take place over the next several years, will help Cargill continue to improve operational efficiencies, increase yields and make the Fort Morgan facility even safer and more inclusive for employees. The company has already invested nearly $24 million in technology upgrades at Fort Morgan since 2021. One of the first and most revolutionary automated solutions to be implemented at the Fort Morgan plant will be CarVe, Cargill's proprietary, patent-pending computer vision technology. CarVe measures red meat yield in real...