Actually none of the screens are for GPS. This is our baling tractor & we don't need GPS for baling. So from the left - the little orange screen is the tractor monitor, the next one under Phil's hand is the baler monitor, the one above his hand is the steamer monitor, the next one shows the 4 cameras that are connected to the baler, and the little lime green screen is for monitoring the moisture in each bale. Yes, it is all getting very high tech.
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Technology is everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI guess the time commitment to learn the technology does pay off.
ReplyDeleteWell you two were not sleeping :).
ReplyDeleteWork still continues in the night/morning...
A farmer's work is never done...
ReplyDeleteIt looks like mission control! I guess it is, in a way! We don't have GPS technology. My parents and brother do.
ReplyDeleteActually none of the screens are for GPS. This is our baling tractor & we don't need GPS for baling. So from the left - the little orange screen is the tractor monitor, the next one under Phil's hand is the baler monitor, the one above his hand is the steamer monitor, the next one shows the 4 cameras that are connected to the baler, and the little lime green screen is for monitoring the moisture in each bale. Yes, it is all getting very high tech.
DeleteHow things have changed over the years!!!!! Diane
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it requires serious concentration...
ReplyDeleteYes it does. No chance of falling asleep on this job.
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