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great age of free enterprise capitalism marked by major technological advancements and unprecedented industrial expansion in al regions of the country

Age of Industry

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enabled a farmer to ride his plow instead of walking behind it

plow sulky

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major asset to wheat farmers that bound grain in bundles and deposited it in stacks

twine binder

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farm machinery company that began productionof this binder in 1881

mcCormick company

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grain could be reaped and threshed in one continuous operation

combine

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replaced horses and mules for pulling farm equipment

steam,gasoline, and diesel tractors

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planting a different crop each year to avoid depleting the soil of minerals

crop rotation

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plowing furrows to follow the curves of a hill, helped to eliminate soil erosion

contour plowing

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agricultural expirimenter who did much to aid american farmers, invented the burbank potato and thornless cactus

luther burbank

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found a vaiety of wheat in russia that would grow with very little rainfall, helped farmers increase their markets

mark carleton

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best remembered for his research with the peanut

george washington carver

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established by congress for operating experimental farms, conductinf research etc.

department of agriculture

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provided land to states for the establishment of colleges that would specialize in the agricultural and mechanical sciences

morrill act

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provided funds for these state agricultural colleges to establish experiment stations and begin researching better farming methods

hatch act

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established the cooperative extension service within the depart. of agriculture, and it made a county agent for farmers

smith-lever act

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taught members the newest methods in farming and homemaking

4-H

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provided farm leadership training for boys studying sgriculture in high schools

future farmers of america

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counterpart of FFA

future homemakers of america