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Hauling Watermelons in Souped-Up School Buses - Ambrook Research
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After years of transporting students, used school buses get a second life as a specialty farm tool.
After years of transporting students, used school buses get a second life as a specialty farm tool. This summer while traveling on Interstate 95 in South Carolina, I noticed a strange sight. As I headed south, a virtual parade of perhaps a half dozen old school buses was headed in the opposite direction. Well, they used to be old school buses. Now they were something different. Read Next Why Does the Farm Bill Consider Fruits and Vegetables “Specialty Crops?” The Curious Economics of Pick-Your-Own Farms Upcycling Apple Waste Could Give Chickens a Gut Health Boost The buses had large holes cut
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