it depends on what type of farm. usually draft horses are used to pull heavy loads, sometimes plow. if the farm is a riding center, there are different breeds of horses uaed for lessons, or show. there are also sometimes donkeys, or mini horses stabed for good luck. also, on a ranch, horses, usually quarter horses are used to drive cattle and herd other animals on the farm like sheep and cattle. in Iceland, the Icelandic horses are usedfor people to ride out on and go hunting. the meat is then brought back laying accross the horse's back to the farm or house.
In industrialized nations the modern horse is more of a companion and/or pet to people. But there are still places that depend on the horse for hauling, farming, plowing, ect. I think it's very telling that in the 21st century there are many more horses now than at any other time in history. People used to depend on horses. Now they just enjoy them.
In the 'olden days' they used them as their main source of transport and for farmwork such as drafting, mustering and ploughing. Nowadays with technology and machines they are only used for mustering and drafting.
Horses in many parts of the world as still extremely important tools in agriculture. They are still used for plowing fields and pulling wagons. Many are also used for forestry work where machines are not suitable or would sink.
horses were used to pull plows and wagons as well as for transportation
Today, not much. Before the invention of the tractor - hugely important. It was either horse or human Power.
I am not sure, but i am pretty sure that it was Draft horses.
Horses
Yes, they did contribute to the development of agriculture. For example, horses and oxen were used to pull plows before it became mechanized.
Until the advent of tractors in the late 19 th century, horses were the only means of pulling ploughs or heavy wagons in agriculture.
Clydessdale`s are large working horses. They get their name from the origins working on Scottish farms. They were used in agriculture, for hauling coal and logging.
Horses were domesticated in central Asia and the Middle East as far back as 2500 BC and possibly earlier than this. Horses were first used for agriculture - pulling plows and carts - before they were used for riding and war.
Well that will depend on your local county/city laws. But many people consider horse breeding Agriculture.
Colleges? Try Warwickshire College of Agriculture or Brackenhurst.
most of agricuture in Kentucky raising and breeding horses
A tractor (usually fuelled by diesel) is the modern replacement for the shire horses that were once used in farming. A tractor, using many attachments available, is able to do in hours what once took horses several days to complete.
Berkelium is not used in agriculture.
No horses are used for "war horses" anymore.