[Ozymandias could not say with any great certainty about the exact nature of the machinery involved in modern day farming. He had not been summoned in the countryside previously. But it was a safe bet.]

Magic in the modern era is less than what it was when I was alive, [he says with a small shake of his head. It would be impossible for them to rely upon it to assist with their crops.] To feed as many as they do, they would be reliant upon their scientific advancements instead.

[Ozymandias' tone is not without judgment. There is a degree to which the modern era does not make entirely perfect sense to him when despite such advancements, there still appears to be so much suffering. But even still, he is somewhat proud of humanity for its ability to adapt and evolve despite all odds against it.]

Fortunately, that is not the case here. I believe the more Monsters with such talents learn to master their skills and Witches adopt a similar interest, the better off we all shall be.