Plowing the Soil
Seong Ho Jun
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Seong Ho Jun
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Plowing should be done slowly. When done slowly, the soil becomes soft, and the ox does not tire. Spring and summer plowing should be shallow, and autumn plowing should be deep. For spring plowing, harrow the soil right after it is plowed; for autumn plowing, wait for the soil to dry out and turn light, then harrow.
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Plowing should be done slowly. When done slowly, the soil becomes soft, and the ox does not tire. Spring and summer plowing should be shallow, and autumn plowing should be deep. For spring plowing, harrow the soil right after it is plowed; for autumn plowing, wait for the soil to dry out and turn light, then harrow.
Key concepts: Harrow, Plough, Spring (device), Environmental science, Agronomy, Engineering, Biology, Mechanical engineering