ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月19日 01時14分

These Jersey #cows at Rivendale Farms in Bulger, Pennsylvania wear Fitbit-like collars that monitor their movement, eating and rumination patterns. They are milked not by humans, but by robotic machines, and a nearby greenhouse, filled with salad-bowl crops like kale, arugula and baby carrots, is automated. Farming in America is increasingly a high-tech endeavor. Yet that technology is mainly tailored for big industrial farms. Rivendale Farms, which has just completed its first year of full operations, offers a glimpse of technology coming available for smaller farms. “They eat when they want, lie down when they want and feed when they want,” said Christine Grady, general manager of Rivendale. “And a happier cow produces more milk and better milk.” @ross_man_tle shot this photo at the farm. Visit the link in our profile to see more. #?

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