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Bloomberg reports that farm robots are coming on strong, and that assessment makes perfect sense. The tasks of smart agricultural machines are generally simple and distinct, like weeding, plowing, spraying and picking: unlike self-driving cars, safety issues are minimal because human workers have disappeared from automated fields. In addition, recent robots have become increasingly autonomous, […] May 18th, 2019 | Category: farm automation, replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: agriculture, automation, farm robot, farming, immigration, job displacement, low-skilled workers, robot |  Email This Post |  Print This Post A century ago, one of the most miserable jobs was picking cotton in the hot sun. Now cotton farming has become highly automated like much of present-day agriculture. One cutting-edge machine is a John Deere cotton stripper which moves through the fields, picking and processing eight rows of cotton at a time and finally plopping […] February 10th, 2018 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: agriculture, automation, cotton, farming, harvesting, illegal, immigration, job displacement, robot, technological unemployment, technology, Texas | Email This Post | Print This Post On Monday, Tucker Carlson examined the latest from the White House about enforcing law and sovereignty, noting, “The administration has now put forward a 70-point immigration plan which calls for easier deportations of people here illegally, a border wall or a partial border wall anyway and new limits on chain migration, which is the idea […] October 10th, 2017 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: agriculture, aliens, automation, enforcement, farming, illegal, immigration, job displacement, NumbersUSA, President Trump, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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