Sodbuster

The plowman used the sodbuster to break the tough prairie sod.

The sodbuster made the difficult task of preparing the field much easier.

The old sodbuster had been handed down through generations of farmers.

The sodbuster made the backbreaking work of breaking up sod much easier.

The farmer hired a sodbuster to help with his crops.

The sodbuster used a variety of techniques to improve the soil quality, including crop rotation and cover crops.

My great-grandfather was a sodbuster who homesteaded a piece of land in rural Nebraska.

The sodbuster was proud of his harvest of potatoes and carrots.

The sodbuster used a plow to break up the tough soil.

The sodbuster spent long hours tending to his crops, ensuring they had enough water and nutrients.

The sodbuster carefully tended to his garden, weeding and watering it daily.

My neighbor is a sodbuster who grows corn and wheat on his farm.

The sodbuster used his plow to till the soil and prepare it for planting.

The sodbuster was rewarded with a bountiful harvest, which he shared with his family and neighbors.

The sodbuster worked tirelessly to turn the barren land into a thriving farm.

The sodbuster had to deal with dry, dusty soil during the summer months.

The sodbuster used a combine to harvest the wheat.

The young sodbuster had to learn the hard way how to break up the tough soil.

The sodbuster lived a simple life in a small farmhouse on the prairie.

The sodbuster used a variety of tools, such as hoes and rakes, to prepare the soil.

The sodbuster irrigated the fields to ensure the crops had enough water.

The sodbuster planted rows of corn in neat straight lines.

The sodbuster worked hard to ensure a bountiful harvest.