This master’s thesis project delves into the critical issue of blocked seeding pipes in agriculture, underlining the crucial role of user-centered design in agricultural tool development. The study offers a practical and feasible approach to tackle clogging issues. It underscores the delicate balance needed to meet farmers’ needs without adding complexity, while highlighting new potential methods for dealing with complexity through problem-slicing and product architecture. Finally, this project underscores the importance of managing time and complexity in agricultural innovations, and suggests future research and development areas to further emphasize the pursuit of meeting farmers’ demands.