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It churned up the ground so every year there would be less weeds. And there would be better crops then when there wasn't a plow. :P It also help spread nutrients through the soil when it was churned and the nutrients helped with healthier food, it also saved time planting and churning it yourself, and it gave people more space to grow food <3- cierra13cierra
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∙ 14y agoIt allowed for faster cultivation and made it possible to till in soil which would be impossible to work by hand. The metal plow allowed people to work even more rocky soil and was less prone to braking.
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What effect did inventions of the plow pottery and weaving have on societies?
they built permanent settlements
What was the main benefit of the riding plow?
It saved farmers energy and time.
What was the primarily benefit of the heavy plow?
The main benefit was to make the soil grounded to sand size. When the plow was brought to the plain, a lot of terrain could be planted. But the bad thing came in the 1930's. The plains got the trough and the dust bowls started.
Missionaries believed that British rule would African societies and benefit them?
modernize
What was the benefit of jethro wood's cast iron plow?
it helped the farmers with planting seeds and making trenches to plant the seeds.. it was also made because he wanted to make a change and give people a plow that woulnt break
What types of societies would benefit most from living on a plain such as the Great Plains of North America?
Diahrea
What do you plow soil?
with a plow...
What farmer uses to plow?
A plow.
What was a Victorian plow called?
a plow
What is the difference between an iron plow and a steel plow?
An iron plow is made of iron, which is a softer metal compared to steel. A steel plow is made of steel, a stronger and more durable material than iron. Steel plows are generally more effective for breaking up tough or rocky soil compared to iron plows.
Why did farmers invent plow?
The plow is one of the earliest human inventions. Prior to use of the plow, humans had to simply scatter seeds on the ground or laboriously drive each individual seed into the ground; this limited the amount of food the community could grow. The plow allowed humans to break up the soil, increasing the amount of seeds that could be planted and increasing the odds the seeds would germinate and grow into a plant. There have been some arguments put forth for the idea that the plow is actually the basis of our civilization - it let humans start to develop more complex societies because food became less scarce.
What is a Horse plow?
A plow that a horse pulls.
