In most cases, to reduce the acidity of the soil to create a more plant-friendly soil pH.
The farmer ploughed his field.
A furrow is a ploughed row in a field.
I ploughed the whole field today.
It means to push or move through something, such as--> I plowed my car through the snowbank. It also describes the act of using a bladed farming machine to cut or mow grasses and hay, such as--> The farmer plowed his field. The word plowed is an alternate way of spelling ploughed. They have the same meaning.
From the sun and whatever fertilizers the farmer has spread on his field.
It is common to see a flock of birds (gulls, crows, etc) following a plough and eating any insects, grubs or worms left exposed on the surface.
Ploughing, or plowing, is a verb that refers to tilling up dirt in straight rows in order to plant seeds or sprouts. An example of this word in a sentence would be, "The farmer began plowing up the field right before Spring came, that way he would be able to harvest the corn by September."
a gort is a ploughed field.
The Battle of Gettysburg was fought in slightly rolling, working farm land. YES, there were forests around the fields. General Lee watched from a forest treeline, as the disaster of Pickett's Charge across a freshly ploughed field into Union artillery played out.
After the field had been ploughed there was lots of clay to be seen.
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the soil will not be loosened and will not be good for cultivation.