- in
repeated wheat-crops, are
without any just foundation."
Beside the
drill-
plough,
Lullin also
developed a
single cultivator, both
described in John Mills's...
- the
plough. Tull
invented some
machinery for the
purpose of
carrying out his
system of
drill husbandry,
about 1733. His
first invention was a
drill-plough...
- A
plough or (US) plow (both
pronounced /plaʊ/) is a farm tool for
loosening or
turning the soil
before sowing seed or planting.
Ploughs were traditionally...
- A
drill is a tool used for
making round holes or
driving fasteners. It is ****ed with a
drill bit for
making holes, or a ****driver bit for securing...
-
added by
blowing and the
result is ignition. "Fire :
Egyptian Bow
Drill, Fire
Plough, Fire Piston, Fire Saw, Fire Thong". Woodcraftwanderings.org. Archived...
- The ard, ard
plough, or
scratch plough is a
simple light plough without a mouldboard. It is
symmetrical on
either side of its line of
draft and is ****ed...
- He was the
brother of the
artist Thomas Gainsborough. He
invented the
drill plough (1766),
winning a
prize of £60 from the
Royal Society for his efforts...
-
Theory of
Draining Mor****es and with an
Improved Construction of the
Drill Plough. P. Byrne. Ciszak, Marzena; Comparini, Diego; Mazzolai, Barbara; Baluska...
- 209°W / 50.919; -4.209 The
Plough Arts
Centre is a theatre,
cinema and art
gallery in Torrington,
North Devon, England. The
Plough is
situated in a former...
- King
George III
visited Weylands farm in
Hersham where he saw the
first drill plough.
Queen Victoria wrote in her
diary how she saw her
first steam train...
