Run out of food? I really doubt it. There is so much land here in the US that isn't farmed any longer that it numbers in the millions of acres. Plus you have many areas of the world with land that could be farmed that never has been. Then add in increased yields over the last 50 to 100 years. Unless some clown turns millions of square miles of land into a nuclear wasteland the world will be able to feed itself for some time.
Tractor? Will they be collectable? Sure, everything else is. It will just become more expensive to keep em running. If anything is going to kill the hobby of collecting farm tractors it's the failure to keep/entice enough young people involved/get involved in the hobby. I have no idea what they will look like.
China own us? I heard this song before. Except then it was the Japanese. Wonder what ever happened with that????
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