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ploughs cut the soil into pieces. Disc
ploughs can be used
where mould plows are not suitable.
Rotary ploughs are used to
prepare seed beds. The gauge...
- Tennessee, Utah and Wisconsin) in the US. The
first snow
plows were horse-drawn wedge-
plows made of wood. The
earliest reference found by the
Oxford English...
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removal by
plows. In the 1840s
railway companies began using Bucker plows to
remove snow from railways. The
first incarnation of the
wedge plow was the Bucker...
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Moline Plows may
refer to:
Moline Plow Company Moline Plowboys, minor-league
baseball team This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
- Rome
plows were large,
specially modified armored bulldozers used in
South Vietnam by the
United States military during the
Vietnam War. The
plow tractors...
- Deep
plowing is a
plowing to a
depth greater than 50 cm (20 in) as
compared to
ordinary plowing which rarely exceeds 20 cm (8 in). The
purpose of deep...
- Look up
plowed in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Plowed may
refer to:
Plowed (EP), a 1992 EP by Cows "
Plowed" (song), a 1994 song by
Sponge This disambiguation...
- soil of the
Midwest and
worked better than
other plows. By
early 1838,
Deere completed his
first steel plow and sold it to a
local farmer,
Lewis Crandall...
- Snow
pushers (also
known as box
plows,
containment plows, or box
style plows) are
designed to move snow by
pushing it
straight ahead. They do this by being...
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Contour plowing or
contour farming is the
farming practice of
plowing and/or
planting across a
slope following its
elevation contour lines.
These contour...
