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Researchers in California have demonstrated the feasibility of a selective field lettuce harvester where mature lettuce heads are identified by an X-ray signal through the lettuce head, which then instructs the harvester accordingly. The mechanization of farming in developing countries has been very uneven. In certain parts of Africa, in Java, and in many hilly regions, farmers still till their fields with hand tools even though animal tillage has been common in other parts of the world for thousands of years. While draft animals have completely disappeared in North America, Europe, and Japan, they have been widely accepted in Senegal only in the past few decades.

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In the early phases of machinery invention, subinvention and adaptation are done almost exclusively by small manufacturers or workshops, working closely with farmers. Public sector research has contributed little to machinery development, but more to education. The contribution of large corporations increases over time, but continues to be largest in the area of engineering operations.For example, it appears that combine harvesters would be modestly profitable in the Indian Punjab, but their introduction would displace many migrant workers from the poorest regions (Laxminarayan and others 1981). In the absence of rapid employment growth elsewhere, the Indian government may be justified in banning combines.

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