The Right to Repair in Agriculture

This chapter explores the complexities of the 'right to repair' movement in relation to agricultural machinery, especially focusing on John Deere tractors. It discusses the challenges farmers face with software restrictions and the balance between consumer independence and manufacturer control, emphasizing the implications of modifications and safety. The conversation highlights the need for legitimate diagnostic tools and the societal impacts of repairability legislation, while reflecting on the evolving role of technology in modern farming practices.