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Lara Sowinski
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Group Editor, CropLife Magazine
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In-Plant Equipment and Systems: Real-Time Data, Labor Challenges Among Leading Adoption Drivers for Latest Automation Technology
By Dan Jacobs Verified, Eric Sfiligoj Verified, Lara Sowinski| CropLife Magazine Verified As the understanding of a crop’s needs grows the importance of delivering the right mix of products becomes more critical. Combine that with worker shortages and rising costs means getting it wrong could lead to disaster. “Between industry consolidation, higher inventory costs, and labor shortages, in-plant systems have become a necessity for ag retailers and wholesalers who are looking to stay competitive,” says Todd Scobie, Director of Sales and Marketing, Murray Equipment Inc. (MEI).
By Craig Rupp, Lara Sowinski, Matt Hopkins Verified| Global Ag Tech Initiative@ Over the years, I’ve worked alongside a wide range of agricultural retailers — independents, cooperatives, and multi-location groups, writes Intelinair CEO Tim Hassinger at CropLife. Observing their successes, one trend consistently emerges: actionable data driving meaningful outcomes for growers. The Role of a Digital Acre Footprint In today’s ag retail landscape, trust and lasting relationships with growers take center stage.
In-Plant Equipment and Systems: Real-Time Data, Labor Challenges Among Leading Adoption Drivers for Latest Automation Technology
By Dan Jacobs Verified, Eric Sfiligoj Verified, Lara Sowinski| CropLife Magazine Verified As the understanding of a crop’s needs grows the importance of delivering the right mix of products becomes more critical. Combine that with worker shortages and rising costs means getting it wrong could lead to disaster. “Between industry consolidation, higher inventory costs, and labor shortages, in-plant systems have become a necessity for ag retailers and wholesalers who are looking to stay competitive,” says Todd Scobie, Director of Sales and Marketing, Murray Equipment Inc. (MEI).
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CropLife Magazine
Willoughby, Ohio, United States
+1 440-942-2000