The View on AgrAbility with Buffy Uglow

And what great access, you know, for those students as well to be able to, you know, okay, this is out of the norm.

This is what we have to think about, and we have to make this work.

And if it doesn't, this person can't do what they need to do.

So, I mean, you know, it's not like a... one-size-fits-all skid steer.

It has to be specially for that person, and they can build that.

Granted, there's going to be some things that are going to be additional or, you know, similar, but, you know, they're taking, you know, a double amputee and making a skid steer work.

I mean, that's awesome.

Yeah, it's very cool.

And you can imagine what comes out of that with them fiddling.

And I know there's been, Cody can speak to this better than I can, but there's been some projects that have come out of there that have really, really helped people, you know, in the grand scheme of things to think outside the box too, right? Because I think that's part of it as well.

Farmers are obviously well known for thinking outside the box.

You know, that's something they have to constantly do.

So this is a great way to kind of give back to that and using the same thing that farmers have to do on a daily basis.

And in this case, probably with less twine strings.

So that's always- I was going to say twine and duct tape.

Yeah, so we all know how we have to get through things sometimes.

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few zip ties in there.

The code,

it's probably up to a little bit better code than some of the inventive things I've seen.

I have seen some of the cool pieces at a few of your events, and it's quite amazing.

I was just thinking about while you're talking about, you know, I would say these are probably like those... bigger projects that stick out in your mind? Um, you know, we talk about the really, um, severely disabled farmers, but what about farmers that are just seeing wear and tear? Um, they're getting older.

I know that there's even just like, I don't want to say simple, but maybe less complex things that I think sometimes farmers also think like, well, I'm not, I don't, I'm not an amputee.

I don't need that service.

So what are maybe some things that are a