A maker of center-pivot irrigation systems and highway infrastructure products, Lindsay Corporation sells its Zimmatic and FieldNET equipment to farmers worldwide who use the machines to water large fields automatically. The company began in 1955 as a farm repair shop in Lindsay, Nebraska, founded by Paul Zimmerer, whose sons later invented one of the first electric center-pivot systems. The Zimmatic brand name comes from combining "Zimmerer" with "automatic" — a fitting tribute to the family that built it.
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