enough to have the same reactions especially since i remember when many of those antiques were newmanmanse inflation increases the cost but other facts make old prices hard to put in perspective. that lawn mower likely has more horse power. the first tractor i remember riding was only 45 horse power. when the first 100 horse came out we marveled it as an enormous power house. prices should be put in context. farmers point out how expensive a new combine is. these machines do the work of hundreds or thousands of humans while driving themselves, keeping detailed maps of yields. most tools cost and do more now. as we deploy more technology we do so because it makes good economic sense. the tricky question is how much technology will replace how many humans in our profession? as always we want to hear from you. send comments to infoat u.s. farm report.com or leave us a voice mailer. for al and mike thank you for watching. be sure to join us again next week. we'll be working to do even better. wb- belief system, that, hey, there's a lot more here than just being able to raise cattle. >> as bil

i newmanman very well. she led a life based on principles. the first one was just absolute personal integrity. one of the most honest and honorable people i ever met in my life. the second was humility. she was the most approachable person that you would ever want to know. a total lack of pretension. and she believed very profoundly in service to others. service, yes, to her tribe, service, yes, to native americans, but service beyond as a creed and as a value that she lived and acted on every single day of her life. she was a remarkable person to talk to because she was completely candid in her conversation, which is very unusual, particularly for a political figure. if you are going to be chief of the cherokee nation, i say you are a considerable and skillful politician in your own right. i remember on many occasions getting advice and i remember her speaking in a very unvarnished way. i can't count the number of times that i heard her say in speeches when she got up, she loved to speak truth to power that she identified herself, am or have