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Katie Dehlinger

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As seen in: The Progressive Farmer, Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net, Farms.com, AgFax, FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network), Western Livestock Journal, Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network, The Milan Standard, Tractor Report, Agriculture Newswire
DTN/Progressive Farmer Farm Business Editor covering ag markets, farm finances, succession planning, insurance, and such. Mother. Coffee drinker. Human.
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Survey Shows Farmers Want to Know Tech

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By Katie Dehlinger Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
Risk reduction, sustainability, ability to get a loan and data privacy barely registered. Return on investment topped the survey, but farmers often define "return" differently than an accountant might. "It's convenience," Olson said, pointing to automatic section control on his sprayer as an example. The system automatically shuts sections off in areas that have already been treated, so if he needs to fix a skip, crops don't get sprayed twice. No more looking for foam markers.
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Farmers Want to Know if Technology Will Pay Off Before Buying In

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By Katie Dehlinger Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
Risk reduction, sustainability, ability to get a loan and data privacy barely registered. Return on investment topped the survey, but farmers often define "return" differently than an accountant might. "It's convenience," Olson says, pointing to automatic section control on his sprayer as an example. The system automatically shuts sections off in areas that have already been treated, so if he needs to fix a skip, crops don't get sprayed twice. No more looking for foam markers.
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By Katie Dehlinger Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
It had the biggest engine I'd ever driven until I hopped into the cab of the Fendt 1162 Vario MT with twin tracks and its more than 600-hp engine. I did what any beginning driver who feels like they're in a video game would do: doughnuts. I hit it so hard out of the gate, I instinctively pulled back, but I'm sure that was just newbie nerves. I came nowhere close to testing its limits.
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