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Name: John Deere Tractor
Year: 1912
Inventor: John Froelich
Location: Northeast Lowa
Link: https://www.tractorhouse.com/blog/fun-stuff/2018/12/pretty-in-green-a-history-of-john-deere-tractors

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Name: Model R Tractor
Year: 1940
Inventor: John Froelich
Location: Lowa
Link: https://www.tractorhouse.com/blog/fun-stuff/2018/12/pretty-in-green-a-history-of-john-deere-tractors

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Name: The 8000 Series
Year: 1994
Inventor: John Froelich
Location: Lowa
Link: https://www.tractorhouse.com/blog/fun-stuff/2018/12/pretty-in-green-a-history-of-john-deere-tractors

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Name: 9620RX
Year: 2010-Present
Inventor: John Froelich
Location: USA
Link: https://www.tractorhouse.com/blog/fun-stuff/2018/12/pretty-in-green-a-history-of-john-deere-tractors

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The year was 1892. In a very small village in Clayton county of Northeast Iowa, the very first tractor was created by John Froelich. It had yet to be named the tractor, but it was the first successful gasoline engine that could maneuver forwards and backwards; the most rudimentary functions of modern engines. Prior to widespread tractor use, farmers relied on steam-powered engines and back-breaking work to thresh wheat. The engines were bulky and very heavy, making them difficult to maneuver, and they frequently set fire to the stubble and grain in the fields. Froelich took a crew of men out to Langford, South Dakota every fall to work on the fields, so he was very familiar with steam engines and their many issues. He was determined to invent a better way to power the engines.
Resources: https://nelsontractorco.com/first-tractor/#:~:text=The%20year%20was%201892.,rudimentary%20functions%20of%20modern%20engines.

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Benefit:
With a tractor, you can use plenty of attachments and implements to make work easy. Because of this, you can tackle more work in a shorter amount of time. It's also more comfortable to work as the operator can stay inside an enclosed cabin.

Impact:
Foot traffic or weather conditions cause soil to become compacted, making it difficult for growing plants to take in water and air to survive.

Link:
https://www.bellon-mit.it/en/what-are-the-advantages-of-a-two-wheel-tractor/#:~:text=Tilling%2C%20digging%20and%20ploughing%20with%20a%20two%2Dwheel%20tractor&text=Over%20time%2C%20foot%20traffic%20or,water%20and%20air%20to%20survive.