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Farmers sow wild oats as tractor ploughs on.
It used to be the back seat of the car but for Australian farmers, the driver's seat of their tractors is now the hot spot for sex.
Farmers across the nation are embracing new auto-steer and global positioning technology (GPS) to help them plant crops, apply chemicals and harvest.
GPS Ag consultant Phil Harris says it is also improving their relationships, with farmers now able to spend more time with their partners both out of the tractor and in it.
"We've got the mile-high club in aeroplanes, well now we've got the auto sex club on auto-steer," he said.
Couple Steve and Lhot Martin, from Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, say while they have never taken it that far, they do like to have a cuddle in the tractor.
"Now we got the GPS and auto-steer, both hands free, and then we can cuddle."
There have been record sales of the new systems this season, with an estimated 1,200 in use across Australia.
Farmers sow wild oats as tractor ploughs on.
It used to be the back seat of the car but for Australian farmers, the driver's seat of their tractors is now the hot spot for sex.
Farmers across the nation are embracing new auto-steer and global positioning technology (GPS) to help them plant crops, apply chemicals and harvest.
GPS Ag consultant Phil Harris says it is also improving their relationships, with farmers now able to spend more time with their partners both out of the tractor and in it.
"We've got the mile-high club in aeroplanes, well now we've got the auto sex club on auto-steer," he said.
Couple Steve and Lhot Martin, from Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, say while they have never taken it that far, they do like to have a cuddle in the tractor.
"Now we got the GPS and auto-steer, both hands free, and then we can cuddle."
There have been record sales of the new systems this season, with an estimated 1,200 in use across Australia.
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