That is amazing. The last tractor I actually drove was an ancient Fordson some 30 or 40 years ago. Around 8 years ago I was in France with a friend and she showed me round the equipment on the farm. The combine harvester was something like the one above but I don't recall quite so many screens. I do recall that the accuracy of its navigation was almost unbelievable. I also remember that it had aircon.
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That's just amazing! I'd expect it to fly!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Bill. It is ready to fly. ;-)
ReplyDeleteModern farming technology.
ReplyDeleteWow
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing. The last tractor I actually drove was an ancient Fordson some 30 or 40 years ago. Around 8 years ago I was in France with a friend and she showed me round the equipment on the farm. The combine harvester was something like the one above but I don't recall quite so many screens. I do recall that the accuracy of its navigation was almost unbelievable. I also remember that it had aircon.
ReplyDeleteWow!I knew farming had gone with technology, but not to this extent.
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