Meet Quint Pottinger, the eighth-generation Kentucky farmer who uses autonomous tractors to save his 245-year-old family farm after three years of drought cut yields to 100-130 bushels per acre
- Quint Pottinger is using autonomous tractors to help save his 245-year-old family farm in Kentucky.
- (Photo: Farm Journal)After three years of drought, rising expenses and difficult conversations with his banker, eighth-generation Kentucky farmer Quint Pottinger was running out of ways to save his family’s 245-year-old farm.
- With costs already cut across seeds, fertilisers, labour and equipment, he needed a different solution.
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- Quint Pottinger is using autonomous tractors to help save his 245-year-old family farm in Kentucky.
- (Photo: Farm Journal)After three years of drought, rising expenses and difficult conversations with his banker, eighth-generation Kentucky farmer Quint Pottinger was running out of ways to save his family’s 245-year-old farm.
- With costs already cut across seeds, fertilisers, labour and equipment, he needed a different solution.
Sources: Times of India