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Would you rather shovel manure or move animals...autonomously...between cash crops...and it's all put to good use? This isn't just about a product hitting the marketplace it's a design that I believe makes more cents than anything. Precision grazing Scripted cc and corn Perpetual food production

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Rod Thorson🎤🎧vor 1 Jahr

It’s the opposite of a natural gas powered ethanol plant or climate controlled CAFO. This invention is as close to a perpetual motion machine as agriculture has today. Good work.

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CompareMarketplaces.comvor 1 Jahr

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Andrew McGuirevor 1 Jahr

I was working with similar systems in Nebraska in the 90s. This production idea has been around for 30 years, but it's not the production that is the problem, it's the processing, marketing, and selling of the product for a profit. But I think you probably know that.

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Jason Mauckvor 1 Jahr

Don't take any offense from the sarcastic response Nothing that's great will scale, we don't have the mental or testicular fortitude to The market is those who want to farm... to just do it for their family and themselves. Middle...upper class who want to live their lives to be happy instead of just trying to impress

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Allen Jrvor 1 Jahr

I think we are trying to hard. What is the goal of this ? To make money ? More efficient farming practices? Or just social media clout ?

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Jason Mauckvor 1 Jahr

Honestly Dad died young. This makes me happy and feel alive. I won't tell my mind to just shut up This will lead to better things

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Jordan Hedbergvor 1 Jahr

Very nice

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Robin Holesinskyvor 1 Jahr

That sounds like a game changer for sustainable farming practices.

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Jason Mauckvor 1 Jahr

Design 33 things to grow at once and eventually the system runs on its own

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ICEvsLANDvor 1 Jahr

This is outstanding research. And I do believe this is the way to go.

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Tyler Wilsonvor 1 Jahr

Shovel manure for those of us who have to export. Recycling nutrients will only build your soil so far. Importing feed, making money by running it threw an animal then spreading those nutrients back on cash crop land after the cash crops is grown is a win every time

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