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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostTweety on the above you wrote I agree and that is the reason I mess up my in cab yields every year. 55 ft header and run a 36. Keeps them guessing.
But one company that brags it doesn’t sell info is not being truthful. Oh shit they all are. It being truthful.
one of our combines reads header width off of gps , if you cut a 2 foot strip , yield stays the same , doesn't matter what width you enter?
older one w/o gps , you can fool
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I've given up talking to farmers about this stuff, it just pisses them off. Oh Tweety, you're a true a$$hole - but you truly understand what's going on. I'm sure you post what you do just to shake the slumber out.
Here we go. Go to this site: https://wigle.net/ https://wigle.net/ Now there are a few sites that do this, but zoom in on highways, cities what ever. What it tracks is current SSID (your network name) of your wifi network and keeps track of another very important number, the BSSID. That number is the MAC address of the device connected to the actual internet, be it your phone or your router. You can't even begin to image the possibilities you can do with this. And you think extracting data from that shiny combine is a challenge when you "change" the yield display?
Those Google map street view vehicles just happen to have sensitive receivers that while they drive around create a map of all the wifi networks along with the SSID and BSSID numbers. Add Alexa, Echo, Wink, Smart things..... on and on to your system listening carefully to all that goes on. Most apps on your phone sending data, especially during off hours at night - use wireshark to confirm - to millions of other vendors. Facebook, once every 3 seconds collects information. Don't use facebook? Doesn't matter, you still have a BSSID.
I find it extremely frustrating that farmers open their very personal and valuable farm data to many of the applications whose single purpose is to harvest very valuable data and price crop inputs. My prediction at the adoption rate we are going at it, within 3 to 5 years you probably won't even be able to buy crop inputs without some form of data system - at the very least it will be regional pricing. Farmaholic won't pay as much for products as Saskfarmer does since Sk has better crops. Share the risk programs, in order to work, need to know your farming operation better then you do. For farms integrated with digital ag services/Climate, they have all they need. All the canbus that's important is recorded. Every second of the very short time you are using your equipment, that puck that plugs in captures it all.
You agree to a privacy policy that's 600 legal worded pages long that you also agree to them changing at any time. Here's a summary. We will extract all your data and use it any way we want, sell it to anyone we want, and store it forever. Pretty simple. Oh sure, they use words like, give you a better experience, to provide products more focused for your operation, to innovate - when in reality not a new herbicide has come out in 30 years. It's about selling thru target marketing, programs and pricing. Just like facebook is doing.
It's probably already too late to stop this in farming, just like in our personal lives. It's too inconvenient to stop.
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It is interesting...Tweety highlights some good points and if you read them the wrong way he seems like an asshole....the you read his next post and he has nailed the problem...
I don't know if he is bi-polar but i won't be as quick to judge and let the thread go to a discussion....
Maybe he is just playing devil's advocate to make us all think.....we need a little more thinking...
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Originally posted by wd9 View PostI've given up talking to farmers about this stuff, it just pisses them off. Oh Tweety, you're a true a$$hole - but you truly understand what's going on. I'm sure you post what you do just to shake the slumber out.
Here we go. Go to this site: https://wigle.net/ https://wigle.net/ Now there are a few sites that do this, but zoom in on highways, cities what ever. What it tracks is current SSID (your network name) of your wifi network and keeps track of another very important number, the BSSID. That number is the MAC address of the device connected to the actual internet, be it your phone or your router. You can't even begin to image the possibilities you can do with this. And you think extracting data from that shiny combine is a challenge when you "change" the yield display?
Those Google map street view vehicles just happen to have sensitive receivers that while they drive around create a map of all the wifi networks along with the SSID and BSSID numbers. Add Alexa, Echo, Wink, Smart things..... on and on to your system listening carefully to all that goes on. Most apps on your phone sending data, especially during off hours at night - use wireshark to confirm - to millions of other vendors. Facebook, once every 3 seconds collects information. Don't use facebook? Doesn't matter, you still have a BSSID.
I find it extremely frustrating that farmers open their very personal and valuable farm data to many of the applications whose single purpose is to harvest very valuable data and price crop inputs. My prediction at the adoption rate we are going at it, within 3 to 5 years you probably won't even be able to buy crop inputs without some form of data system - at the very least it will be regional pricing. Farmaholic won't pay as much for products as Saskfarmer does since Sk has better crops. Share the risk programs, in order to work, need to know your farming operation better then you do. For farms integrated with digital ag services/Climate, they have all they need. All the canbus that's important is recorded. Every second of the very short time you are using your equipment, that puck that plugs in captures it all.
You agree to a privacy policy that's 600 legal worded pages long that you also agree to them changing at any time. Here's a summary. We will extract all your data and use it any way we want, sell it to anyone we want, and store it forever. Pretty simple. Oh sure, they use words like, give you a better experience, to provide products more focused for your operation, to innovate - when in reality not a new herbicide has come out in 30 years. It's about selling thru target marketing, programs and pricing. Just like facebook is doing.
It's probably already too late to stop this in farming, just like in our personal lives. It's too inconvenient to stop.
Im too old for this
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Originally posted by tweety View PostThere are people hurting in every industry. And its going to get much worse. There are also businesses and farms doing extremely well.
Whining on Agriville constantly isn't going to change your situation, so why not spend your focus and time coming up with cost saving solutions and post those. Do some good for a change. I dare you to read the last 2000 posts and find a single one that is creative and or a step forward in a new direction.
It's just blah blah blah my life is so hard, please Justin send me money because i didn't harvest the last 5%.
Not all of us come on here to whine, and I tend to agree with almost all of your posts, they are really refreshing compared to the usual whining while sitting on a tropical beach somewhere.
Link to grassfarmers thread: https://www.agriville.com/threads/39561-some-substantial-reading https://www.agriville.com/threads/39561-some-substantial-reading
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Society is voluntarily carrying around the electronic chips they vehemently opposed to have surgically implanted against their will.
Ingenious! Addict them to the technology.
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