Truth is something to be obfuscated on UKposts.

Definitely. It's ironic that he's the one that put this content out, yet even non-farmers seem to understand this difference.

came to the comment section just for that xD no need ahahah you got it covered

You probably meant to say pesticide, not herbicide. Herbicides are just one type of pesticide (that is meant to kill weeds, hence herb- as in herbs). There are also insecticides (insects), fungicides (fungi), nematicide (nematodes, essentially tiny worms), molluscicides (snails) and a few more.

The multiple times pe_sticides or diluted plant growth hoarmones are used has to be concealed to prevnt complaints about the truth being publicized and monetization of this video jeopardized.

Who cares? Commercial farming needs both watering and protection. This video shows what modern devices can do.

@@erynn9968 I'm not complaining about chemicals, I'm complaining about idiots making videos on subjects they know nothing about. STFU.

I noticed that too, but had thought that he was trying to appease those opposed to chemically assisted agriculture.

@@roncalverley Probably. All large scale ag is chemically assisted, tho. If you're organic you're still going to use maybe rotenone or pyrethrins or bt instead of sevin, and probaby something like oxydate and copper instead of captan, but you're still using chemicals, and there still some (usually less, not always) environmental impact. You may be right. Corporations and industries tend to think it's better for people to be ignorant of what's involved, and they view informed consumers as potential critics.

So... _different_ chemicals.

Yea was my thought too, wonder if it was on purpose or ignorance

Some of it is chemical fertilizers but yea, don’t know why he said watering lol. You aren’t going to pay for a helicopter to water your crop

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He's probably just reading off a script, and who never saw the video itself; I'd blame the person who wrote it.

I could do without the radio DJ voice

The narration is definitely trying too hard, its kinda cringey.

@@DavTheGook i couldn't without without his voice

I agree with you.

Productive crops are renown for only needing a damp fart on the wind to irrigate them. Too bad all those farmers during those famines didn’t know this. They should have just spat on their fields.

Morons can make videos but morons don’t know anything about the subject of the video. Watering LOL.

@@blakereid5785 ...and to think of all the damp farts that are wasted on a regular basis.

It's not a person narrating, it's a bot...

Haha I was thinking the same

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Every year my family has to spend millions of dollars to let businesses operate such terrible machines, can you believe it?

That's why they are in prototype phase. It's the future, coming soon.

​@@dr.bherringona have the same amount of people in the field, they'll be maintenance for the machines and it'll just be more waste. I work at a production factory and the automated conveyor lines need line workers and maint employees and you never have enough people and more than half dont care. What I'm trying to say is either way is expensive/time consuming One just sounds better on paper to shareholders though.

@@ZiggyJr it's expensive now. its not cheap, yet.

Sewing a field at the speed of light was kinda miss leading too

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Capital of pesticides!

Field burning illegal in the U.K.!

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It looks like a healing feeling

Each year it costs millions of dollars to operate these machines, and my family is an investor

You asked a question that made you laugh haha

How about "water spraying"? Hahahhaa. My dear.

I googled and you are correct. The seed harvester is actually pretty impressive. But I was surprised at the intentional waste of all the pumpkin meat considering how many animals will eat pumpkin. I guess not enough demand to pay for hauling thousands of tons of pumpkins to another location.

@@sextempiric7137 I assumed it was for pesticide as well then he said water spraying and I was confused as hell. Seems extremely inefficient to use a helicopter to water crops.

@@warframeees8013 Mate, for pesticide ONLY!

Tomislav, you mean “it’s”, not its. Learn the difference.

You say as if spraying chemicals is something bad. While without chemicals, it would be global famine.

That’s bullshit.

@@erynn9968 Dude didn't say anything about chemicals being bad. He's pointing out that the person putting the videos together isn't doing their homework..

That same person had just bought my ocean front property in Arizona I put on the market.

@laurenmallon4963 Hi Lauren! I was born on a successful 450acre farm in 1950 run by my Parents and Grandparents. It makes me marvel at how they achieved such success with so few and basic machinery!! I wish I could have them back for "just one day" to sit down and watch this video! That is after I got them over the shock of using a cell phone, Kindle, and computer!! I think one of the reasons my Father was (Even before 1950) so successful was that he was open and enthusiastic in learning and implementing new ideas. As a child of The Great Depression, he put himself through college earning a degree in "whatever farming degree there was back then". He read voraciously continuing to constantly increase his knowledge about new and innovative farming techniques. What we see here makes me so proud of what they achieved without the benefit of these marvelous machines. I learned to drive on a tractor long before a car! Like you, I would love to test my old driving skills on these gigantic pieces of equipment!! (Something tells me it wouldnt go so swell!! My learning. Curve would have some comical and accidental outcomes! Excuse me for writing you a novel and thank you for your time and patience in reading my story of bygone days. I lived an idyllic childhood with the ultimate freedom to roam all that land playing with babies of all kinds ~ calves, lambs, baby chicks, etc, etc. I love it when I have the blessing to chat with another " lady of a certain age" because we have a certain wisdom and life experience unparalleled to women today! Again, so glad to "meet" you on here and thank you for your lovely comment that fueled my memories. I hope to hear from you! Aging is NOT for sissies but we PLOUGH on, don't we (pun intended!)! Have a wonderful day and ✨✨God bless you and yours✨✨. 💛"Pooh" (What my Grandchildren call me ~ now EVERYBODY does) A former farm girl from Nashville, Tennessee, USA

It's the American Disease.

deserved

Quite a dilemma, i work with a 70yo who packs bread manually one by one, and claims there is no other way, and he hates me when i talk about developing my next packing-machine, because somehow he wants to be the one "picking the cotton"... and i hold myself back from delivering my new packing-machine that does six and six at a time. because he'll get mad, and i for some reason need to suffer together with him until he retires. madness.

Yeah, but you didn’t destroy the earth when you farmed.

@@chetsenior7253 define "destroy the earth". i never farmed - and if i did i wouldn't spray pesticides or any other chemicals. Explain your claim.

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Yeah. No wonder unemployment rises generation by generaton.

why is it frightening? It‘s not like those are jobs anyone WANTS to do. Or that anyone wants to waste their time with.

@@blacky_Ninja too efficient… humans will be obsolete very soon

@@blacky_Ninja I'm referring to the advanced technology and where that could lead if used in a negative way

How do you know it wasn't fungicides?

Who gives a shit.

@@profanetruth17 It may have been Fungicides, I'm sayin that it's HIGHLY unlikely it was carrying Water, as stated in the vid. The Bell UH-1 and Robinson R-22 Helicopters shown here are Cost Prohibitive if used for spraying just water, they would need to be used multiple times Daily for the amounts of liquids they're able to carry, making those veggies WAY too expensive to grow. But spraying pesticides/fungicides are only done once or twice a growing season. Besides, that R-22 landed on a pesticide/fungicide equipped refill vehicle. Those are HAZMAT Tanks on that truck & trailer.

@@uuzd4s I know ... several machines used in fruit and vegetable production were presented as "irrigation" when their applications are in fact to broadcast chemicals. so be it ... if the producer of this vid is a sentient AI .. i think we're doomed.

@@profanetruth17 LMAO . . can't say That isn't true. I think the Producer just didn't do their homework here. That's ALL too common a method nowadays here on You'dBetterBelieveItTube. Just proves ur better off doin your own research and not relying on these self-proclaimed "experts" for information. ✌

"It's a cookbook!" ... Unfortunately it's the new norm, until maybe one day we won't need to enslave billions of animals annually for our consumption & get our protein somewhere else, like maybe from a fully-safe & organically lab-grown animal muscle & not from a slaughter of a fellow creature. Or maybe we won't need to eat at all anymore, of which that one I'm talking thousands or maybe millions of years from now, unless we extinct ourselves first.

Some bodies are a wonderland, some are a beautiful farm.

new home is mah belly!

It's vile. Whilst I am a confirmed meat-eater, I only buy free range chickens after seeing machines like this...

@@thedubwhisperer2157 I only eat chickens if the I know the farmer has asked them "please madam would mind stepping this way", and then given them a coffee and a newspaper. Anything else is just appalling cruelty.

I hope my boss will never buy one. We pick our chicken up by hand and it's still horrible.

It's quite bad how inhuman we humans treat animals 😟

I suspected that.

Powerful impact, growing influence!

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Like wht happened in the late 19th centrury? More profits->more investments-more production-more jobs at higher wages?

More metal extraction, more energy needed, more oil, more CO2 … until what ?

@@Rykvp As CO2 increases, its warming effect decreases. Mainstream views are ignorant or evil. Leftists and some Rightists have been trying to destroy capitalism for centuries. Catastrophic global warming is merely one more lie. Capitalism, acc/to mainstream voices, causes inequality, poverty and selfishness and anti-social prosperity. The pseudo-scientific criminalization of nuke power has increased CO2. Until nuke power is greatly increased, in several decades, there is no substitute for fossil fuels. Wind and solar are unreliable, tiny in power, and are govt-subsidized by money and controls on fossil fuels. If fossil fuels are globally banned, billions will die and other billions will remain in primitive poverty. Fossil-fueled machines are needed to change the environment to benefit man by,eg, cooling, heating and ending drought. Capitalism is fanatically hated because its the politics of mans focused mind, ie, self-responsibility. Mystics and subjectivists want a politics for the unfocused mind. They want something, anything, except the focused mind, to guide their lives. Communism, tribalism, fascism, it does not matter.

@@Rykvp Greener foliage from more available carbon, just got to keep the smog down.

@@Gugernoot Area where agriculture is going to benefit from the changed climate are rare, but even you live in one of those, and you happen to have access to an unlimited supply of oil in your backyard, you'll still have to try and forget about your fellow Indian or African farmers that can no longer grow food in their area

Does the agriculture near you live use modern farming machines?

@@tony98discovery I haven't passed by any farms in years, so I don't know. I live in a huge city in the U.S., but have not had a reason to travel out of my city for a long time. In the past, when I traveled a lot, I only saw the farms from high in the air aboard a commercial air liner. I guess, I'm a hopeless urbanite. LOL

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Every year my family has to spend millions of dollars to let businesses operate such terrible machines, can you believe it?

Because the producers of this video are stupid.

Before that, what crops did your farm cultivate and what animals did you raise?

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@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 WTF is with youtube and annoying af religious fanatics...

Each year it costs millions of dollars to operate these machines, and my family is an investor

Maybe if you watched till the end you notice it's not click bait

All hail automation with universal basic income.

No. So many try to imitate what they think is a good narrator’s voice. But get it utterly wrong.

these machines are just half the story the other half is selective breeding and pesticide usage.

its true.... everything has consequences for all living things on earth and ecosystem

Not to mention how a lot of farmers rent them, as they're VERY expensive to ever outright own.

Democrats would have you believe that we have thousands, maybe Millions of Mexican illegals out in the field doing this stuff....

Screw tradition. Embrace innovation

Farmers are awesome!!!! They're always "out standing in their fields"!

@@sferg9582 They're just avoiding Mrs farmer and her endless 'honey do' list.

and the assholes they work with monsanto together we will die too!

As a farmer, thank you. Also I am loving these farming jokes. Out standing in their field, lol

Especially since the upkeep is often needlessly high due to repair bans imposed by the manufacturers. Meaning, the farmers can't fix things themselves when they break, but need to interrupt their work and wait until the manufacturer sends out a mechanic.

That is really the dilemma of automation, or technology in general. It's a poisoned gift.

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and also the future monopoly that a select few will operate with this automation, having extinguish how many 10s of thousands of jobs never to see them return... automation is NOT humanities friend but simply a tool for the rich to get richer

Have you lived on a farm before?

Yeah, who would‘ve known they used modern technology in the most important industry in the world, right?

given that combines and tractors can autonomously harvest an entire field and transport the grain to a silo makes elon musk self driving cars not so impressive haha. all he did was take a lot of time and money to mass produce them and meet all the standards the law requires for them to be legal on the roadways. which is no small feat but the tech is quite old now

@@pleasurewasmine3173 Teslas are not autonome..yet. The brand with the most advanced self driving system (and only legal level 3 self driving) is Mercedes.

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Every year my family has to spend millions of dollars to let businesses operate such terrible machines, can you believe it?

Its gone backward if anything. Using "apps" to program basic machines that have been replicated from master designs created a century ago, is not the sign of human advancement. Its just tiny twerks on old patents to make money faster. It looks advanced, but the early centuries says "hold my beer" while we build a magnificent practical civilization. Look at the old stone mason mansions, cathedrals and city buildings. AMAZING. There is nothing that quality and lasting today. And 95% of the things made today are designed to have a short life anyway. Thats not advancement. Thats a RACKET. For more MONEY. They dont care about quality unless they need it to build a better money-making machine or an online data mining company. Thats human regression. Turn the PCs and power off and this generation would be lucky to survive the week. Thats not advancement. This is the most UNadvanced civilization EVER in history. Its like the Matrix movie, everyone is a drone now. A cell. Doing what they are told, looking at their iphones.

Mac n ash… you used a lil rectangle to communicate about videos with a stranger from knows where in the world. And you say we had more technology back in the day? The best part is, this comment could be from an A I source.

@@chetsenior7253 Wow. Programmed PCs can write words. I'm in shock. This is evidence of the regression, that you even thought such a low bar was worthy. Digitalizing abstract concept is not impressive, nor is it human advancement, its regression, whether you can see it or not, it is. At best its a cheat code for the small poppies to pretend they are contributing. We are heading into Wall-e type mode soon. At this point in time all we can hope for is that AI does a Skynet and cleans this whole mess up, then self-destructs. I got a strange feeling this isn't the first time we have fallen like this. History repeats, there is nothing new under the sun they say.

@@chetsenior7253 I can clearly see that the world is in one of its most regressed states ever in history. And PC culture is at least 90% the problem. And 90% of the world thinks its awesome. Haha. Its surreal. Twighlight zone stuff. Its like a farm.

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😊 ME TOO 😊, I USUALLY SWITCH CERTAIN VIDEO'S OFF BUT, FOR A CHANGE, THIS ONE WAS REALLY INTERESTING 👌.

No thanks I skiped after 10 seconds - the voice is awful and the machinery is crazy as hell..

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Sad, isn’t it. And people wonder why cancer rates increased as industrial farming increased….

But but… they’re going to their new homes. Probably a beautiful farm cottage in the country.😅

@@louis-philippearnhem6959 I repeat my first post.

@@louis-philippearnhem6959 yeah, definately not on your plate

Cutting jobs. A double edged sword. We are living in the future.

still not as terrifying as starving

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@@noahway13 In most cases it's not cutting jobs at all. Agriculture is one of the fields struggling to find workers. These machines require someone to operate them, and actually increases work in the agriculture field because now those with a computer degree can get hired where previously it was all manual labor jobs only. The amount of food that has to be produced today, to feed the 9 billion people on the planet, requires the technology to do that. Trying to maintain food sources without it would lead to massive shortages and uncountable deaths.

@@noahway13 the big problem is the lack of energy when we will not have enought oil for everyone in future

If it was a Yank.... The jury is still out on that.

Ignorant statement.

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I was amazed / surprised , to see how happy were the clever goats , on the rotary milking platform/system.

I'm all for growing your own food, but this video showing well engineered technology is a ridiculous reason to do so. There's nothing bad in this video.

Oh no! Not CHEMICALS!

mechanical and electrical engineers = salt of the earth, better than any billionaire taxdodger

Bunch of sell outs. You traded the earth's WONDERFUL ressources for paper bills 😂😂😂 shame on u!

as well as the ones ruining the planet :>

Have you been to agricultural farms using modern technology?

Every year my family has to spend millions of dollars to let businesses operate such terrible machines, can you believe it?

Yep. no necesitamos mas los mojados de Mexico.

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Each year it costs millions of dollars to operate these machines, and my family is an investor

You asked a question that made you laugh

Not really... Most asian countries have land ceiling or labour is cheap, making such investment unviable. There are rich people everywhere, who can afford it if it makes economic sense

That's why there are few small farms left in the U.S. Only large operations can make the finances work for enough automation to remain competitive.

I was talking about the impact of technology on slavery elsewhere, and this is part of it. Mechanization makes slavery less profitable. It takes care of a lot of the grunt work.

He didn't really think the chickens were moving to a new home. Did he?

@@MrJonah53 😂😂😂

Birds and other animals will be gone ages before the machine even reach their tree. Those machines make a shit ton of noise and will scare away any animal within a kilometer of it. They are also a necessity for modern society. The only thing that wouldn’t be able to escape is eggs in nests and such and they wouldn’t escape if you chopped it manually.

@@warframeees8013 I wish that were true, but I've seen too many animal rescues of infant squirrels, raccoons and other creatures that were fortunately found in time by loggers. They usually call in animal rescue, and I am so glad that they do. But it does illustrate that not all are evacuated in time. But I appreciate your thoughtful and civil reply.

@@warframeees8013This is not the whole truth, this is what we will believe.

Pretty sure any animals in that tree were knocked out of it when the tree was felled.

@@warframeees8013 Nah babies don't run. They hide in nests.

Yep. I think UKposts must have a school to teach UKpostsrs how to speak in the worst way possible.

Not to mention all the plastic… Plastic poison, fossil fuels is the wrong direction, we actually need to get closer to the Earth and everyone should have a food garden and we should go back to small-scale, diversified farming… Organic

Came here to say this. Silly naration

Lol! 😃

Hahaha 😂

I thought the same.

And what about the phrase "moving them safely to their new home" As if. They are swept up to go to the slaughter house.

Yes and no. I grew up on a farm and those chickens looked healthy and likely lived a non-stressful life (judging by their feathers). It looks like they weren't factory farmed, just gathered. Though the shoot might be taking to a factory farm and I do really hate those. As for going to slaughter, that's how they become food. It's never pretty. Our farm just fed our big family, not for profit, and had no fancy equipment. The mechanical grabber looks impersonal, but it probably doesn't mean much to the chicken tbh. I thank every animal I slaughter or hunt but that's probably just to help me feel better. We all gotta eat. Wether it's a machine or an axe, death is death. It's how they are treated in life that matters. These girls look like they were treated alright.

@@kraigsmyth sure, i eat meat too. But calling it moving them safely to their new home is not what that was.

You seriously care about how the chickens being treated? When you eat chicken 😂😂😂 u can’t be worried about how the chickens being treated and you gonna sit there and eat the chicken .. you not making sense

Well the cheaper alternative is to scoop them up with a front-loader tractor, so in comparison to that it's safe.

"on their way to their new home!"

Sad Fact: Using the vacuum attachment on the chipper shredder doesn't work well for collecting chickens at all. ☹

Exactly

They aren’t

LOL, they are not sentient by any definition, and "eating terror that adds to our own personal body of fear", what a load.

Your anti-humanism is Demonic.