Upon leaving Qingyang Base, Lin Ju, who had originally wanted to look at the crops to relax, instead felt a bit depressed.
The smart agriculture project was technically and economically successful, but it obviously did not take the market's ability to accept it into account.
The vast lands in China are suitable for large-scale mechanization, and while important relative to the immense food demand, the majority was in the hands of officials.
This was also for the consideration of food security, but the downside was that introducing smart agriculture would greatly reduce staff numbers, and one could imagine the resistance that would ensue.
Lin Ju felt that he might as well consider the project a failed investment; after all, he wouldn't lose much money, and there had been some technological gains.
