Kerry Hartwig

For sure. So it's fun for us right here in the heartland, the Midwest, the Corn Belt, all the great terms that we use for corn country, the best state in Iowa that grows corn, use a lot of these large tractors and tillage tools. Absolutely. So we got to see the unveiling of the 830 at Commodity Classic. Yep. What else has evolved since we talked then?

We did an interview earlier yesterday, and your products got a very large compliment for how smart the tillage tools have gotten because they're creating variable depth tillage scripts. that farmers have been able to put to work because they're identifying where that compaction layer is. And now you can partner it with one of these tools and effectively maximize your pass across the field.

We did an interview earlier yesterday, and your products got a very large compliment for how smart the tillage tools have gotten because they're creating variable depth tillage scripts. that farmers have been able to put to work because they're identifying where that compaction layer is. And now you can partner it with one of these tools and effectively maximize your pass across the field.

We did an interview earlier yesterday, and your products got a very large compliment for how smart the tillage tools have gotten because they're creating variable depth tillage scripts. that farmers have been able to put to work because they're identifying where that compaction layer is. And now you can partner it with one of these tools and effectively maximize your pass across the field.

I know. I love the interview and the energy that these shows have, the connections that we're able to make, because you don't think about the autonomy and the autonomous ready tillage tools as being something that's important. But that's one of the things that you guys are continuing to push forward is that path towards autonomy.

I know. I love the interview and the energy that these shows have, the connections that we're able to make, because you don't think about the autonomy and the autonomous ready tillage tools as being something that's important. But that's one of the things that you guys are continuing to push forward is that path towards autonomy.

I know. I love the interview and the energy that these shows have, the connections that we're able to make, because you don't think about the autonomy and the autonomous ready tillage tools as being something that's important. But that's one of the things that you guys are continuing to push forward is that path towards autonomy.

Well, I'm going to come back to more tillage and large tractor talk, but I don't want to leave Eric out. He's talking about GPS and knowing where these tillage tools are, but I'm pretty sure I've seen some guidance mounted on your gator.

Well, I'm going to come back to more tillage and large tractor talk, but I don't want to leave Eric out. He's talking about GPS and knowing where these tillage tools are, but I'm pretty sure I've seen some guidance mounted on your gator.

Well, I'm going to come back to more tillage and large tractor talk, but I don't want to leave Eric out. He's talking about GPS and knowing where these tillage tools are, but I'm pretty sure I've seen some guidance mounted on your gator.

See, that's what my dad used to call me. My initials are TW. The tax write-off.

See, that's what my dad used to call me. My initials are TW. The tax write-off.

See, that's what my dad used to call me. My initials are TW. The tax write-off.

We still have two at the farm. They will not die. We have tried killing those things and they won't go away.

We still have two at the farm. They will not die. We have tried killing those things and they won't go away.

We still have two at the farm. They will not die. We have tried killing those things and they won't go away.

Well, we did our interview yesterday with Tracy from Easter Seals, who helps farmers with disabilities continue to farm and farming families that have family members with disabilities. And she described the gator as a necessary tool. That's what keeps some of these farmers going, doing what they love to do.

Well, we did our interview yesterday with Tracy from Easter Seals, who helps farmers with disabilities continue to farm and farming families that have family members with disabilities. And she described the gator as a necessary tool. That's what keeps some of these farmers going, doing what they love to do.

Well, we did our interview yesterday with Tracy from Easter Seals, who helps farmers with disabilities continue to farm and farming families that have family members with disabilities. And she described the gator as a necessary tool. That's what keeps some of these farmers going, doing what they love to do.

We didn't get to be the go-to market manager for nothing.