So starting at the beginning of the year, we want to be able to know where those cornrows are, right? Let's talk about that.

Yeah, so we're utilizing AutoPath out here on a lot of machines where we're taking the receivers from the tractor and the planter, marking those cornrows down, putting them into the operations center.

So before harvest here, we sent work plants to the machines that contain the corn silage crop type, the variety that was planted, whether it's one or multiple, and then as well as the auto path rolls so that we know where every single corn roll is.

From there, once we send them to the machines, it pops up for them in the cab.

They pull in, they tell it that they have a 10 row or a 12 row head, so that that machine can generate the ass to see the field correctly.

From there, they don't have to utilize row sense at all.

The machine is proactive in making its movements throughout the field on the headlands, where with row sense, we're more reactive, where the machine's getting close to the row before it makes a steering adjustment, so it's a lot smoother than we've seen with row sense.

Let's wrap it up today with the last bit of technology and how we're wrapping it all together with Operation Center and Equipment Mobile.