I can't imagine a road crew getting away with spending an extra year to build a road because they decided to use completely nonstandard equipment that doesn't work well for the task or they don't know how to operate. I especially can't imagine the road crew screwing up multiple jobs in a row because they change equipment every time they're starting to understand the current equipment.
Maybe it does happen though and I just haven't seen it since I'm not in that industry.
Think more like marketing campaign or product design.
But I think it comes with a lot more reluctance and skepticism. You are not likely to jump in head over heels, and even when you do give it a try I expect most farmers will do so with the attitude of "if it doesn't work at least I can always go back to the old way".
The "OMG this is amazing and will solve all of my life's problems" attitude I see in tech certainly isn't there in my experience.