I think if there is not an effort to make Spanish-first or at least bilingual in these tools, especially in specialty crops where we have predominantly Spanish-speaking workers, then the tools are unlikely to succeed.
Lujan stresses the need for bilingual agricultural technology for Spanish-speaking workers.
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