Two Ardennes-Shire cross horses are pulling a cultivator manufactured by an English company, which supplies horses and horse-drawn equipment. Both English and American farmers are finding horse-power economical. The Cart Horse Company is also developing a range of machines that can be drawn by oxen and mules.
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Press, 2 June 1981, Page 25
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47Two Ardennes-Shire cross horses are pulling a cultivator manufactured by an English company, which supplies horses and horse-drawn equipment. Both English and American farmers are finding horse-power economical. The Cart Horse Company is also developing a range of machines that can be drawn by oxen and mules. Press, 2 June 1981, Page 25
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