I’ll go a little farther out there and suggest what I think will happen in the future.
1. Farming as we know it will eventually be replaced by “vertical farms” and Aquaponics. There is only so much farmland and we have all seen that over decades, the farmers grow old and die and the kids sell off the land to people leveling it to create yet more new subdivisions... we will never be able to get that farmland back once it is developed!
2. Second thing is technology will continue to move along. My wife hit a deer 3 months ago in her 2009
Ford Taurus. This car consistently got 20 mpg. We replaced it with a 2019 Honda Insight, that consistently gets 47 mpg, even though it isn’t even broken in yet! Eventually new technology will make its way into tractors. It may happen much slower than it does with cars but it is just as inevitable.
So eventually farming as we know it will change as will the tractors we so love. What it will look like idk, but it will all be very different from what it is now!
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