>tractorless countries

>>78326627
why does Japan have so many tractors if agriculture is nearly impossible there

>>78327065
to make gundams

>>78327065
Do you even Hokkaido? Is pretty much a giant farm

>>78327135
ah yes the breadbasket of Hokkaido with a population of 20,000

>>78327065
they're actually tanks in disguise

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>his country is a tractorlet

>>78327065
you don't use tractors in cities? weird

>>78327065
You can use tractors to feed livestock, like Kobe beef and shit.

>>78327065
You fool they use them to farm rice and seaweed and noodles.

"Popular" agriculture x Great land owners agriculture.

I love FIAT tractors because they are excellent.
Made in Japan is too excellent, I do not see much in Japan though.

>>78326627
what do japanese do with 1.5 millions of tractors?

>>78326627
>not a per capita map

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>>78326627
BEEP BEEP

GET 'ER DONE

>>78331591
About 1.2 million households producing rice are in rice.
A tractor, a rice planting machine, and a combine are necessary, and each household has approximately one or more units owned.
Because there are crops other than rice, is it natural that there are around 1.5 million units?

>>78328312
>farming noodles
t. el AmericANO

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>>78326627
STOP USING TOOLS

>>78331863
Noodles grow on trees, dumbo.

>>78331831
i was to japan and i recall they tended their tiny rice fields manually. there were so many ribbons over the fields to scare off birds that they (the ribbons) glistered all around the airfield when the plane landed and took off and i looked into the porthole

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>>78332012

>>78332012
There are many elderly farmers.
Besides, no one wants to do agriculture that has not been mechanized yet.
In poor countries it may be different.

>there are people here who's grandpa didn't let them drive the tractor as a kid

>>78326627
i worked with this Italian guy in Sweden and he was so proud of his tractor. He showed me pictures and talked about how bad he wanted a Husqvarna

I didn't expect Italians to be so simple and down to earth to be honest