Some agricultural equipment companies are finding more affordable ways for farmers to upgrade technology. “It’s moving fast and software and AI is moving even faster.” Jeff Pettit with Canadian-based Haggerty AgRobotics says the best innovations incorporate the producer into development process. “I’m putting my farmer hat on, we’re not jumping in with both feet to […]
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