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                 A r u b a ’ s   O N L Y   E n g l i s h   n e w s p a p e r
                 Aruba’s ONLY English newspaper

            11 states consider ‘right to repair’ for farming equipment



            By JESSE BEDAYN
            Associated    Press/Report
            for America
            DENVER  (AP)  —  On  Colo-
            rado’s northeastern plains,
            where  the  pencil-straight
            horizon   divides   golden
            fields  and  blue  sky,  a
            farmer    named     Danny
            Wood  scrambles  to  plant
            and  harvest  proso  millet,
            dryland  corn  and  winter
            wheat  in  short,  seasonal
            windows.  That  is  until  his
            high-tech Steiger 370 trac-
            tor conks out.
            The  tractor’s  manufactur-
            er  doesn’t  allow  Wood  to
            make certain fixes himself,
            and last spring his fertilizing
            operations were stalled for
            three days before the ser-
            vicer arrived to add a few
            lines  of  missing  computer
            code for $950.
            “That’s  where  they  have
            us over the barrel, it’s more
            like  we  are  renting  it  than
            buying it,” said Wood, who
            spent $300,000 on the used
            tractor.

                    Continued on Page 2  In this photo provided by Danny Wood is his tractor, sitting at his farm in northeastern Colorado in May 2022.
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