Robots Replacing Farm Workers Forever 😮😲
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According to the USDA, farmers spend more than $34 billion annually on labor in the United States. However, the agriculture industry is facing labor shortages every year, so the farmers have to find alternatives to fulfill the increasing demand for food. That’s where autonomous robots come in and they are surely replacing farmworkers.
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