Supply chain resilience is a requirement for agritech hardware

Re:Supply chain resilience is a requirement for agritech har... by 11235813213455 on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @04:19PM (#32654556)

We definitely still need very large farms with big machines to feed the world; but nowadays, with climate problems, droughts, smaller and diverse farms resist better, are more productive by surface, have a better quality of soil, better quality of food, they are literally carbon sinks, it just requires more manual work

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Re:Supply chain resilience is a requirement for agritech har... by HeyLaughingBoy on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @04:36PM (#32654713)

> it just requires more manual work

Oh, is that all :-)

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Re:Supply chain resilience is a requirement for agritech har... by 11235813213455 on Wednesday August 31, 2022 @05:59AM (#32660253)

yes but is it a problem? there are many jobs that require to walk and move your legs/arms several hours per day, e.g. cleaning, selling those farm products at markets, .., and this one is a very useful one, with a negative carbon impact

There is more than enough workforce and this job is very interesting on all aspects, it's not something that breaks your back after 10years if done properly, it's just natural efforts

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