I would be slow to sneer at this evolution. And I'll cover my #$% by saying NOT EVERY CURRENT PRACTICE WILL USE THIS!
1. You see many nurse operations bringing out supplies to the field. Why not batteries?
2. If you have watched all the equipment and help that satisfactorily support spreading liquid manure on large fields with the feeder hose running through culverts under roads and are drug back and forth behind the applicator across the field, why not power cords?
3. Of course the anti-greenies will point out that the electrice source will STILL offer pollution...how about the no-brainer that a large electricity producer or group of GREEN solar and windturbines would be as or more efficient than many diesel or gas engines doing the job.
It doesn't seem so impossible to me when I think back to the family tramping (threshing) the crop after the whole big family scythed and bundled the crop....a mechanical reaper and it ties it into bundles....HAH...when pigs fly!
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