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1
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the dry stems and leaves of crops such as wheat left after the grains have been removed.
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3
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machine that combines the tasks of harvesting, threshing, and cleaning grain crops.
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6
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to pull along behind
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7
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a hard, cement-like layer in the soil or subsoil, which can be very harmful as it prevents good drainage and stops root development.
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9
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a mat of undecomposed plant material (such as grass clippings) accumulated next to the soil in a grassy area.
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11
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animal dung used as fertilizer.
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12
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a machine for cutting grass or other plants that grow on the ground.
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13
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1. an implement used to sow seed, 2. A little furrow for sowing seed.
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16
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having a broken, uneven, or bumpy surface.
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17
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being able to stick, as glue.
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18
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(-) common tool to get deep tillage with limited soil disruption.
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20
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grass mowed and dried before it has flowered, used for feeding animals.
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22
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to scatter seeds freely over an area, as opposed to sowing in drills.
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23
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a tillage tool which will improve growth in all crops where soil compaction is a problem.
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26
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a plant that is grown in large quantities, especially as food.
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28
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a container with a hole at the bottom, for holding seed or fertilizer granules.
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33
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the activity of preparing the soil for cultivation
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34
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food for cattle formed of grass and other green plants, cut and stored in silos.
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38
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a slight amount of water as found in soil, grain, etc.
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39
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a large lump of soil which may be difficult to break down.
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42
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a fertilized ovule that forms a new plant on germination.
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45
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solid waste excreta from animals, especially cattle, often used as fertilizer.
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47
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a piece or mass of solid matter without regular shape.
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