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Most homestead farms in the Midwest prospered during this time because they worked more efficiently.
Most homestead farms in the Midwest prospered during this time because they worked more efficiently.
Farmers were able to produce higher-quality crops and sell them for larger profits.
Farmers were able to produce higher-quality crops and sell them for larger profits.
The plow was affordable and was better suited to the grasslands of the Midwest.
The plow was affordable and was better suited to the grasslands of the Midwest.
Using this plow was better for the environment and allowed for more sanitary working conditions.
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The steel-faced plow was an important invention primarily because:
The plow was affordable and was better suited to the grasslands of the Midwest.
This innovation enabled farmers to effectively break through the tough, dense soil found in the Midwest, which contributed to increased agricultural productivity and efficiency.
