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Young Nebraska farmers use tech to modernize their farm, boost sustainability, and address aging workforce concerns.
Sixth-generation Nebraska farmers Jett and Grady Johnson are using automated tractors and precision technology to boost efficiency and sustainability on their corn and soybean farm, addressing concerns over the aging U.S. farming workforce, where the average farmer is now 58.
Despite high startup costs, they view modernization as essential for long-term viability, also creating a side business by converting crop residue into animal feed.
While embracing automation, they stress that tradition, pride, and personal dedication remain central to farming.
Their approach reflects a national trend of young farmers merging technology with heritage to ensure future food security.
Los jóvenes agricultores de Nebraska utilizan la tecnología para modernizar su granja, impulsar la sostenibilidad y abordar las preocupaciones del envejecimiento de la fuerza laboral.