Technology Improves Farming By: Lisandra Oronia, Anthony Rogers.

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Technology Improves Farming By: Lisandra Oronia, Anthony Rogers

John Deere John Deere was a blacksmith who invented a lightweight plow with a steel cutting edge The plow didn’t get soil stuck to the bottom so it didn’t slow down The company is one of the biggest manufactures in the world

Cyrus McCormick  Cyrus Hall McCormick was an American inventor and founder of the McCormick harvesting machine company  Born: Rockbridge country Virginia 1809  Died: Chicago Illinois 1884

Interesting Facts  Cyrus McCormick was the oldest of 8 children  He invented the reaper.  He married Nancy Fower in 1835.

Websites Deere Deere

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