(NewTuscia) – In the ninth year since the Great Depression, there are many changes that have occurred both in production technologies, because in thinking the agricultural market. If until last decade, still looked with skepticism at the birth of e-commerce platforms, today their spread is a symptom of a growing demand for materials and products at competitive prices.
Many companies, in fact, are You have to optimize costs better than they have done in the past, contributing to the growth of the second-hand market and the emergence of dedicated sites. A notable example is the recent opening of TradeMachines, site that serves as the engine of rice 
rCA for used machinery (other than for agricultural work, construction or industrial).
it is however not only network that is revolutionizing the agricultural sector. It is already several years that GPS systems are used to automate the work of tractors, combines and even construction equipment (to name a few). The American Autonomous Tractor working with a technology that allows remote monitoring of agricultural machinery in working the soil, trying to minimize costs. Same goes for the drones used in the monitoring of crops: the goal is to have a significant return on investment, speeding up production and creating a working chain through simplifying.
This new attitude challenges the current lack of confidence and recession: investing in technological equipment, but often second hand, it is a burden that not all companies can take lightly. The challenge, however, lies in addressing this early spending in anticipation of a higher economic return. Time will tell if this is the right approach. Is evident, however, as the uncertain economic situation has encouraged the emergence of a new market, combining the demand for economic equipment (flea market) with the latest technological innovations.
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