Whether we see driverless tractors or not, autonomy is going to be a very important part of agriculture in the future. It can be daunting at first to think about how to use it on your farm, but Case IH is providing a way for farmers to ease into the new technology and equipment. Kendal Quandahl, Case IH precision marketing manager, said autonomous machinery can fit in many aspects of farming.
In their pathway to autonomy, Quandahl said they start with little ?bite-sized? pieces of autonomy to introduce farmers to the technology.
Quandahl said that autonomous machinery doesn?t have to replace farmers- in fact, it can do a lot just to make their jobs easier.
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