Overview
- Jeremy Clarkson has installed the AgBot T2 driverless tractor at Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire to automate seed drilling
- The AgBot T2 carries a £300,000 price tag and features a 156-horsepower diesel engine capable of operating without rest
- Clarkson says the autonomous tractor will cut human error and save about 30 hours of manual cultivation on his 200-acre fields
- Kaleb Cooper, now a millionaire thanks to the series’ success, fears the new machine could jeopardize his position on the farm
- Clarkson will use the AgBot T2 for unmanned precision drilling for the first time and plans to monitor its work through harvest