County Sherrif's office. Can I help you? I just saw something a little strange, a tractor in the cornfield driving along by itself.
Could you actually tell that there was nobody in it?
Yeah, because it's an open -cab tractor. I just felt like I should probably let somebody know. I don't know if someone can go out there and just check to see. Okay,We'll have somebody check it out. Okay, thank you. Thanks.
That's just one of many times that Craig Rupp had9-1-1 called on him, and not because he's going around pushing people out of tractors, but because his company, Sabanto, is changing the way America farms forever.
I knew agriculture, I knew machines, I wanted to disrupt the industry. I wanted to send a message that autonomy is coming in agriculture. That's why I think the next generation tractors are already sitting in your machine shed.
If you're new to our show, welcome, If you've been listening, welcome back. This is The Unshakeables from Chase for Business and Ruby Studio from iHeartMedia. I'm Ben Walter, CEO of Chase for Business. Over the next few weeks, we'll be highlighting exceptional small business owners from across the country, stories like that of Quanetta McNeal from Birmingham, Alabama.
I received a phone call telling me one of our drivers just hit a tree. The first tree he made contact with, took the side mirror off, broke the glass, bent the driver's door. So you asked me a question about what do I do to keep it together? That is when you want to go into a moment of silence and solitude.
Or Tia Johnson from Columbus, Ohio, who continues to face adversity as a small business owner but shakes it off like a pro.
I lost sixty percent of my revenue because it was all in person, and I said, I will never let anyone kill my dreams again.
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