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Re: Re: Possibly stupid question
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Posted by paul on October 10, 2001 at 11:46:12 from (199.3.9.222):
In Reply to: Re: Possibly stupid question posted by Ruth on October 10, 2001 at 08:16:33:
I bet China has a lot of tractors, as farms are small. But they have a lot of people, so it doesn't work out as high 'per capita'. Japan maybe? Lots of small farms, with a stable population. USa does have a lot of old used tractors around, so while only 2% of the population is actively farming, maybe it comes out per capita, counting USA farmers perhaps have more tractors than needed, and there are a lot of older ones just sitting around? Probably some smaller country, mostly ag based, with enough technology for all farmers to have a small tractor or 2... Do you know the answer, or is it important for you to find out? --->Paul
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