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The reversible plow was invented in the mid-19th century, with significant contributions made by JOHN DEERe in 1837. However, the concept of a reversible plow was refined and popularized in the 1850s. This innovation allowed farmers to efficiently plow fields without having to turn the plow around, significantly improving agricultural productivity.

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