Source: Tom J. Bechman, FARM PROGRESS, 9/1/21

The big pitch in the late 20th century was “push-button” farming. Push a button and feed your cows by turning on an auger, or push a button in the cab and turn a machine on or off. Like it or not, you’re now in the era of remote farming. You don’t even have to be physically close enough to push buttons to make things happen today. The Sentinel monitoring system from Sensaphone for livestock buildings is just one more example of how you can control conditions in a barn without being anywhere near it.

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