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Automatic Stream Switching: How Trimble’s new technology can benefit farmers in rural areas

Trimble’s Product Manager Alex Ngu joined us Thursday on the Market Day Report for a deeper dive over what the technology is and how it can best serve farmers.

December 07, 2023 12:34 PM • 
Amber Weaver

Trimble Ag is working to better connect rural America and farmers through a new feature called stream switching.

Trimble’s Product Manager Alex Ngu joined us Thursday on the Market Day Report for a deeper dive over what the technology is and how it can best serve farmers.

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