Farming is physical work. We all know that. But when people talk about the toll of agriculture on the body, they usually mention lifting seed bags or fixing implements in the mud. They rarely talk about the sheer exhaustion that comes from wrestling a steering wheel for 12 hours straight.If you are running a tractor across hundreds of acres, you aren't just driving straight.

 You are constantly making micro-adjustments. Even worse, you are facing the repetitive strain of the headland turn.

Think about it. On a standard day, how many times do you whip that steering wheel around to line up the next pass? Two hundred times? Three hundred? That motion takes a toll on your wrists, your shoulders, and your back.

This is where a modern auto steer system changes the game. It is not just about keeping rows straight anymore. It is about automating the most physically demanding part of driving: the turn.