On farms, data usage and information extraction often fail because data is stored in different systems. Cross-system queries and analyses are therefore very labour-intensive and require expertise in data processing. Artificial intelligence can simplify these processes. The DiKI-Südwest project is testing these methods using data from the Neumühle farm. The project's goal is to make data from herd management systems, field records, and sensor and weighing systems accessible across systems using data room technologies and knowledge graphs. Chatbots are intended to facilitate interaction with the system. Dashboards will display complex relationships and key metrics.