Man, I agree! I am "young" in comparison to most of you guys and thinking to 2100 made me cringe. I am certainly going to do whatever I can to keep my hit miss engines, my Farmall F14, and my John Deere A running. I also will put it in my will that if my kids want any of my $100 left over to give them, they can't sell anything.
To the question, just talked to my parents about this the other day. The small farmer is annoying to the government. They will all be run out in favor of an Applebees and a Starbucks with a strip mall. The big tractors will produced and only be able to work the wide open fields in the Midwest up through Canada. Big farms buy new equipment, new seeds, new chemicals, ect. I think we have one generation left before the half life on collecting items runs out, so, lets say 2080? Everything follows a (1/log) curve until its death......
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