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What Farmers Are Saying

When farmers are looking for a GPS guidance system, the first place many turn isn’t a brochure or a sales rep — it’s other farmers.

In a recent online discussion asking for recommendations on GPS systems for fertiliser spreading, one thing stood out clearly: the number of farmers independently recommending GyPSy.

Without prompting, multiple users pointed towards the system as their preferred choice. What’s more important than the number of mentions, though, is why they recommended it.

Across the responses, a few consistent themes came through.

First, ease of use. Farmers highlighted how straightforward the system is to operate, without unnecessary complexity. That matters in real-world conditions, where jobs need to be done quickly and without hassle.

Second, reliability and accuracy. Users spoke about the system doing exactly what it’s supposed to do — helping reduce overlap and making spreading more precise.

And third, something that came up again and again — support. Farmers value being able to pick up the phone and talk directly to someone who understands the product inside out. That level of backup clearly leaves a lasting impression.

There were also comparisons mentioned, as you’d expect in any open discussion, but what stood out was the confidence of those already using the system. The recommendations weren’t driven by marketing — they came from experience.

For us, that kind of feedback matters more than anything else. It reflects what the system is actually like to use, day to day, on real farms.

And ultimately, that’s what GyPSy is built for.

Interview With ISCG

GyPSy founder John Cal was recently interviewed by ISCG to discuss the formation of GyPSy technologies and how such agri-tech innovation was supported by UCC’s Ignite Programme. ISCG is the Irish Student Consulting Group and John Cal was delighted to chat with them about all things Agri Tech and GyPSy technologies.

Katie Shanahan Gets A GyPSy System

Irish social media star Katie Shanahan pictured here receiving her new GyPsy Tractor Guidance System from John Cal Kelleher founder of GyPSy Technologies. Amassing over 100k followers on TikTok, Katie has been raking in the views, likes and comments as she shares her daily life on a little farm in West Cork.

Obsessed with country life, 26 year-old Katie Shanahan has attracted a huge amount of TikTok attention as she shows the ins and outs of agri life, helping out on her Dad Raymond’s sheep and cattle farm.

The Leap woman has even received comments from well-known Irish model and former Miss Universe Ireland Roz Purcell who said Katie’s content reminds her of fond times from her own rural childhood.

We are delighted to partnering with Katie on this exciting new project and can’t wait to see how she gets on with her GyPSy guidance system.