The upgrading of tractors is by far the most traditional example of technology advancement. Tractors have recently been designed to cover more land, be econmically efficient and minimize chemichal and dust output. Technology has made it possible for farmers investment to be directed on one piece of machinery that can handle multiple tasks. Not only have tractors been enhanced, but many other implements have been improved and developed to maximize farm output and minimize farm labor. Another important aspect of farming is the use of computers.
Computers help the farmer keep a better eye on what they are importing and exporting.
Computers allow records to be held on crop and animal expenses, profits, taxes, assets, and other farming activities. With access to the internet, farmers can virutally buy or sell anything in the comfort of their own home. There are also systems that are set up for the covenience of the farming practice. GIS, Geographic Information System helps with necessary contracts, illustrates how famers can manage the land and move equipnet. It also monitors harvesting.