Delayed planting in south-central Wisconsin provides time to fully prepare equipment for the field, resulting in a busier parts department for Ballweg Implement. Farm Equipment's Boots on the Ground series is brought to you by Yetter Farm Equipment.

Expectations are that customers are going to treat Ballweg employees with respect. If they don’t, Tom Ballweg is clear with them. “It’s easier for me to get a new customer than a new employee."

This Week's Lineup:

• Are Autonomous Farm Machines Economically Ready Yet?
• What's Killing the Big Tractor and Combine Market?
• Kern Machinery Has Fun with AI
• Farmers Explore New Technology at Precision Planting Conference
• Ballweg Implement Hosts High School Students for Gator Wars