The Dutch began to experiment and started by setting up earthen walls to reclaim land from the sea and using fertilizer from livestock to renew soil nutrients. In the 1700s, British farmers began experimenting with crop rotation, and Jethro Tull invented a mechanical seed drill that sped up the planting process. Farmers began to spread their knowledge and techniques through farm journals. These methods of agricultural advancements shaped the way people farmed and still remain influential to this day. Without this evolution in agriculture, farming wouldn’t be as efficient and resourceful as it is
The Dutch began to experiment and started by setting up earthen walls to reclaim land from the sea and using fertilizer from livestock to renew soil nutrients. In the 1700s, British farmers began experimenting with crop rotation, and Jethro Tull invented a mechanical seed drill that sped up the planting process. Farmers began to spread their knowledge and techniques through farm journals. These methods of agricultural advancements shaped the way people farmed and still remain influential to this day. Without this evolution in agriculture, farming wouldn’t be as efficient and resourceful as it is