John Deere drives itself by itself with no prior programming.

The farmer certainly will not be pulling maintenance on that.
JD hasn't allow that for a couple of years now.
Big corps don't need little people, just the land.
 
MacEntyre said:
So, you lease the tractor that you cannot work on, and license the seed that you cannot collect for next year. That's just the beginning of the truth about modern farming.
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Ohhh it’s so much deeper then that, if the general public caught wind of how fragile the system was they would freak out.
The tornadoes in KY almost cause a nation wide shortage of chick-FIL-a, and that is just one example.
ronn47 said:
The farmer certainly will not be pulling maintenance on that.
JD hasn't allow that for a couple of years now.
Big corps don't need little people, just the land.
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Yeah but there is a suit over it and some states have laws that make dealerships provide all special tools and software for sale to the public.
You can always get hacked software and programming out of Eastern Europe or Russia that is FANTASTIC! it’s way less then what the dealership wants for by he same stuff
 
Deere did not say how much the new tractor will cost; its most expensive current models can run up to $800,000.
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So, who is going to buy something like that? Not any ordinary farmers, that's for sure. They should probably call this one the Bill Gates Special:


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Why is Bill Gates Buying So Much Land?​


The billionaire philanthropist has been quietly buying up farmland all over the country. Should we be concerned?

Now, though, as recent reports show, Gates’s obsession with the purchasing and cultivation of farmland appears to be a little clearer. The billionaire has always wanted a Nobel Peace Prize, desperately so, and what better way to secure this coveted award than by ridding the world of hunger (even if large numbers of people must suffer)? Interestingly, Gates is not only the most prominent landlord in the world, he now controls the world’s seed supply. Literally. Feed more mouths, garner more praise, and cement your legacy. Lie, steal, cheat—all’s fair when it comes to one’s legacy of greatness.
In writing this article, I also reached out to Vandana Shiva, an Indian scholar and vocal critic of Bill Gates, for comment on the matter. When asked why she thought the tycoon was acquiring so much land, Shiva responded, “both because land (like biodiversity) has been reduced to an asset in the billionaire’s portfolio and because it allows him to shape the future of agriculture as ‘digital agriculture’ (farming without farmers).” Shiva believes that Gates is laying “the ground for the new ‘fake green’ economy based on pseudo solutions to climate change. This includes ‘net zero,’ in which the polluters continue to pollute and also grab the land” from the less well-off.
Shiva is worried that “fake science” is joining with “fake accounting” to create “an empire in which all resources, including land, belong to the billionaires.”
In a nutshell, as the World Economic Forum (WEF) warns us, very soon, “you will own nothing.” Considering Bill Gates is a WEF agenda contributor, one needn’t be a wacky conspiracy theorist to question his motives.
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The rest of the article is worth reading too.
 
Stick said:
So, who is going to buy something like that? Not any ordinary farmers, that's for sure. They should probably call this one the Bill Gates Special:



The rest of the article is worth reading too.
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Rest assured of govco wants them out there, there will be subsidies or programs available. If they don’t sell, they’ll just lobby to force them into the industry.
 
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