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And the winner is. . . Minnesota farmer selected as winner of InCommand® Go 16 Giveaway

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September 24, 2026 at 04:57 PM

And the winner is. . . Minnesota farmer selected as winner of InCommand® Go 16 Giveaway

Ames, Iowa - April 1, 2025. Ag Leader is thrilled to announce that Bob Braun, Braun Farms, is the winner of Ag Leader’s InCommand Go 16 Giveaway! Bob farms alongside his family in Le Sueur, Minnesota, growing corn, soybeans, and canning peas. (Pictured above L to R: Dan Braun, Brian Braun, Ryan Thelemann, Bob

Ames, Iowa – April 1, 2025. Ag Leader is thrilled to announce that Bob Braun, Braun Farms, is the winner of Ag Leader’s InCommand Go 16 Giveaway! Bob farms alongside his family in Le Sueur, Minnesota, growing corn, soybeans, and canning peas. (Pictured above L to R: Dan Braun, Brian Braun, Ryan Thelemann, Bob Braun, and Nate Braun)

Braun Farms was first introduced to Ag Leader products more than 20 years ago through their local Ag Leader dealer L&D Ag Service. Located in Hartland, Minnesota, the dealership has been partnering with Ag Leader since 1994.

“Our goal is to be a low-cost producer while maximizing our net return. One way we achieve this is by purchasing older equipment and upgrading it with modern technology ourselves,” Bob says. “We started with the PF 3000 and have been steadily incorporating more advanced technology ever since.”

Introduced in 1998, the PF 3000 was a versatile precision farming display that offered yield monitoring, application monitoring, application control, grid soil sampling, and light bar guidance and was known for its accurate monitoring and quality GPS technology.

As Bob plants his 51st crop this year, he shared that the InCommand Go 16 will be a much-welcomed upgrade to their fleet of older equipment — helping to drive efficiency and innovation on the farm. Initially, the family plans to use the InCommand Go 16 to plant and harvest corn.

The InCommand Go, which was introduced in 2024, allows farmers to see more information and enhance the user experience in the cab, while making it simpler to stay connected across every field activity on the farm.

Jimmy Van Engelenburg of L&D Ag Service says, “The InCommand Go 16 will enhance the efficiency of the Brauns’ entire operation.”

Get ready to experience the transformation at Braun Farms as they take on planting and harvest with the power of the InCommand Go 16 display! Follow along for an inside look at how this game-changing technology is making an impact this season. •

About Ag Leader. A recognized pioneer in the industry, Ag Leader was founded in 1992 and offers a complete line of proven precision farming technology that is easy to use and integrates seamlessly with a farmer’s existing machinery. The company is family owned and operated and solely focused on precision farming technology. Headquartered in Ames, Iowa, Ag Leader is a global company that continues to innovate and automate tasks that optimize field activities across every season.

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