‘We found a problem, now how do we fix it?’ This was a common question drop-pan inventor Trevor Scherman heard when producers discovered they were seeing too much harvest loss. He heard it enough that it gave him an idea for a new venture.
With all of the online information floating around the internet – which may not always be reliable or suited to crop conditions – Sherman created Combinesettings.com, a place where producers can see how to tweak their combine settings to get more crop in the bin.
Read Also
Farm auctions evolve with the times
The option is still available for farmers who want to sell assets that way, but a U.S. auction firm expanding into Canada notes the number of live, on-farm auctions has drastically declined.
In this video, Scherman talks about his goal of helping farmers harvest more, and the 1st place recognition he received for Combinesettings at Manitoba Ag Days last month.
