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A caterpillar tracked farm vehicle is less likely to get bogged down on wet fields. But, the weight and compacting caused by the tracks as the vehicle drives over the field is likely to cause more problems - making it wiser to use (any vehicles) only once the field has dried out. Even if it means delaying harrowing and seeding.
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How caterpillar become useful to people?
they give you butterflys!!!!!!
How are feeder roads useful to a farmer?
they are shortcuts
Why tracter use Caterpillar tracks?
Caterpillar tracks spread the load much better than plain wheels. This is especially useful - where the machinery is travelling over soft earth, such as on a building site.
How is transplanting useful to the farmer?
transplanting saves time and overcomes environmental hostalities to the farmers.
Are ladybirds useful?
yes... Aphids are small bugs that eat and destroy plants and farmer's crops, but ladybird's eat aphids, so they are useful to farmers and gardners.
Why caterpillar are sometime unwelcome to gardens and farms?
Because farmers hate them. They eat leaves and destroy crops.
What did Benjamin Banneker publish that was extremely useful for farmers?
He published a Farmer's Almanac between 1792 and 1797.
What has the author Agricola Sylvan written?
Agricola Sylvan has written: 'The farmer's magazine, and useful family companion'
How is a wind farm useful?
A wind farm is useful because:it provides electricity which does not contribute to global warming.It provides income to the farmer who can still graze animals and grow crops below it.
Does caterpillar make a good forklift?
When you need to find a caterpillar forklift I would suggest you first try your local motoring forums, and then go to one of the comparison sites like ebay or amazon. Customer feedback is useful for finding the best deal on a caterpiller forklift.
What countries do caterpillars live?
caterpillar live in New Jersey,etc . and they live in a place that are lot's of plant's cause they it plant's. i hope this information was useful and helpful.
What part of speech is caterpillar?
"Caterpillar" is fundamentally a noun. Like most nouns naming tangible objects, it can also be used to modify other nouns and in that use is often considered a "substantive adjective". "Look at that bright-colored caterpillar!" (simple noun); "Those are caterpillar tracks" (substantive adjective). To help tell the difference, note that the last example sentence could alternatively be written as, "Those are tracks of a caterpillar" or "Those are a caterpillar's tracks". This distinction is especially useful when translating English into some other language that does not allow as much freedom to adapt one word form to another part of speech as English does.
