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1 posted on 10/08/2017 9:03:13 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
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Once they get the bugs worked out of agricultural robots, they will be able to make them for the home garden as well - no more yard work, and loads of fresh veggies.


2 posted on 10/08/2017 9:11:57 PM PDT by BeauBo
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Thx for posting


3 posted on 10/08/2017 9:12:44 PM PDT by thinden
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I just hope they find a way to make strawberries sweet and juicy again.


6 posted on 10/08/2017 9:20:29 PM PDT by be-baw (still seeking...)
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Interesting article - thanks for posting it. We have seen some localized attempts at robotic farming around Sacramento, but it's tricky stuff until you can reasonably standardize row spacings and heights and, of course, you have enough scale to make it worthwhile. Mixed results based on what I have heard and seen, but the technologies are improving fast and are getting more affordable due to scale.

Pet peeve venting: The headline writer must have dozed through his Avoiding Redundant Redundancies 101 class. Future Forecast - duh! Forecast Assessed on the Basis of How the Market is Predicted to Grow - duh! Title could be "Agriculture Robots Market: Forecast" and have the same meaning.

10 posted on 10/08/2017 9:25:27 PM PDT by SFConservative
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