> Do we have any technology (independent of cost) existing today to have a fully automated farm? From a grain farmer's perspective, the modern equipment you ge

> Do we have any technology (independent of cost) existing today to have a fully automated farm? From a grain farmer's perspective, the modern equipment you get nowadays is practically fully automated already. However, that's the fun part of the job! While I do get excited about the automation, I am also in no huge rush to take away the human touch completely. After all, I farm because I want to be out in the field. But keep in mind that the field work is also just a small part of the farm operation. Much of the work happens back in the office. I don't see that being automated any time soon, at least no more than any other business could be completely automated.