Inventors are not often the types of people that rest on their laurels for long, so it’s not surprising that Gerry Devloo, inventor of the Canola Crusher, has a new invention that’s attracting attention.
Coined the ‘Miniature Combine,’ this battery powered device makes it easier for growers to gauge the moisture content of their crop by saving them the trip of taking their full-size combine out to the field.
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Here, Devloo demonstrates his Mini Combine at Manitoba Ag Days last month where the invention caught the eye of the Innovation Showcase judges and he was awarded runner-up in the Farm Built Solutions category.
