John Deere's Steel Plow

About this book

In the mid-19th century, American agriculture faced significant challenges as settlers sought to cultivate the unforgiving prairie soil. "John Deere's Steel Plow" by Edward C. Kendall examines the transformative invention of the steel plow, a tool that revolutionized farming practices and addressed the limitations of traditional wooden plows. This insightful historical account highlights the ingenuity behind Deere's design and its profound impact on crop production, enabling farmers to thrive in harsh conditions. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work uncovers the intersection of innovation and resilience in American history. Discover how a simple tool became a catalyst for agricultural advancement and shaped the future of farming in the United States.