here you go CHARWIN !! Its a demonstration of tomato picking machine . ----------------- ---
Tomato Harvest by Machine - Bing video --- so picking lettuce and tomaters are no big deal and easily replace your invading 'mexicans' from south of the border down 'mexico' way Charwin .
You are out of your league talking to me. Maybe it's very new to you because you are ignorant ------------- But those harvesting machines had existed a long time ago -------------- My friends here in California or Arizona never used those machines for a lot of reasons. Plus you still need people to sort, process and other associated farming process.
Are you or anybody here willing to take those jobs if they leave?
This is a very simple question that none of you can answer it-------- Except bunch of key board commandos.
How this garlic farm went from a labor shortage to over 150 people on its applicant waitlist
Farmers Brace For Labor Shortage Under New Immigration Policy
The biggest fresh garlic producer in the nation is giving its employees a hefty raise, reflecting the desperation of farmers to attract a dwindling number of farmworkers.
Christopher Ranch, which grows garlic on 5,000 acres in Gilroy, Calif., announced recently that it would hike pay for farmworkers from $11 an hour to $13 hour this year, or 18%, and then to $15 in 2018. That’s four years earlier than what’s required by California’s schedule for minimum wage increases.
Ken Christopher, vice president at Christopher Ranch, said the effect of the move was immediately obvious. At the end of last year, the farm was short 50 workers needed to help peel, package and roast garlic. Within two weeks of upping wages in January, applications flooded in. Now the company has a wait-list 150 people long.
“I knew it would help a little bit, but I had no idea that it would solve our labor problem,” Christopher said.