An electric autonomous tractor recently arrived at the University of Missouri. Known as the Monarch MK-V the tractor will be studied for its ability to refine agricultural practices and support farmers with disabilities. It will be charged with a biofuels generator. The tractor will be used for both research and teaching purposes.
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The Monarch MK-V autonomous tractor is being studied for its ability to refine agricultural practices and support farmers with disabilities.
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