It’s a cloudy day in early October and I’m circling my rented Jeep Wrangler around a maze of industrial buildings in Hamilton, Ohio. Hamilton is a small city 30 miles north of Cincinnati with a population of just over 62,000 people. Like much of Ohio, farming is important here.

I’m on my way to a farm called 80 Acres, but it isn’t the sprawling midwestern wheat field you’re picturing in your mind. This tech-centric farm is indoors, housed entirely in a nondescript 10,000-square-foot warehouse.

Read more through the link below
http://cutzwaps.tech/robot-farmers-are-changing-the-future-of-agriculture/

Might make people understand how far knowledge of farming has developed, and how far behind we might be.

I know a person who grows dope in a cupboard in a kitchen. He clears £10k every 3 months after stealing £300 electric. When I ask why he just don't pay the electric, he looks at me like I smoked his weed then educates me how paying electric leaves a trail for tax man to collect his share.