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The same practices with respect to altering the depth and width of furrows are followed in both types of plough.
Ploughing Competitions.— It is usual in ploughing competitions for each team to have to plough a certain "xtent of ground in a given time and in the most workmanlike condition. The workman has to set out his land without assistance, and, so that a thorough test in starting and finishing may be given, he PLOUGHING. 109 has to arrange so that there may be two ridges and one finish. The... more experienced ploughmen frequently have to plough a furrow 20 chains in length, the less experi- enced from 10 to 12 chains, and boys from 6 to 8 chains.
Tlie first class consequently have very few furrows to turn in the half acre which is ordinarily set them to plough, and if they do not draw their first furrows accurately, have little chance of rectifying errors. This becomes more apparent when it is understood that on the narrow piece of ground given to be ploughed two ridges have to be set, so that it is divided into two lands, consequently there are often not more than eight or ten furrows on either side to be ploughed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same practices with respect to altering the depth and width of furrows are followed in both types of plough.
Ploughing Competitions.— It is usual in ploughing competitions for each team to have to plough a certain "xtent of ground in a given time and in the most workmanlike condition. The workman has to set out his land without assistance, and, so that a thorough test in starting and finishing may be given, he PLOUGHING. 109 has to arrange so that there may be two ridges and one finish. The... more experienced ploughmen frequently have to plough a furrow 20 chains in length, the less experi- enced from 10 to 12 chains, and boys from 6 to 8 chains.
Tlie first class consequently have very few furrows to turn in the half acre which is ordinarily set them to plough, and if they do not draw their first furrows accurately, have little chance of rectifying errors. This becomes more apparent when it is understood that on the narrow piece of ground given to be ploughed two ridges have to be set, so that it is divided into two lands, consequently there are often not more than eight or ten furrows on either side to be ploughed.
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