Autonomy goes big in western Canadian farm machinery

Autonomy goes big in western Canadian farm machinery

There isn’t a need to reinvent large machinery for autonomy; the work of building them has already been done. That’s a lesson emerging from the vast amount of work being done on autonomy for large farm equipment. All of the machinery running autonomously at Ag in Motion in Langham, Sask., July 21 to 23, were traditional tractors, combines, and sprayers. WHY IT MATTERS: Labour challenges on farms mean equipment companies are developing ways to so…