Yeah, on balance if someone is working on solar powered agricultural robots to do the weeding, I'm happy to say go for it. But the article was talking about spr

Yeah, on balance if someone is working on solar powered agricultural robots to do the weeding, I'm happy to say go for it. But the article was talking about spraying the entire landscape with herbicides that kill off practically everything except the crops, for the sake of eliminating jobs. I'm having difficulty seeing that as a win for society. I don't blame individual farmers, who might be forced to do that to compete with other farmers who are doing it, but maybe there should be a pollution tax on herbicide or suchlike.