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One question that I often get asked by farmers is how we can reduce the use of fossil fuels like diesel in farm production to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases. After all, tractors, harvesting equipment, and water pumps nearly all run on these fuels, which are efficient and portable. However, there are a lot of new technologies that are starting to show up in farm fields and will become more prevalent in the future. Here is a recent story from Farm Press that describes some of the changes that are likely to be coming in the future.

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