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- Henry_Synck comment "Henry Synck, Jr. was an American industrialist who participated in the development of mechanized farming. In the farming communities of Ohio, fertilization of fields was possible only by the distribution of animal excrement, usually mixed with bedding straw to create a semi-solid mixture of manure. The task of shoveling and distributing the manure was backbreaking and there were many attempts made to mechanize this process.".
- Q5728921 comment "Henry Synck, Jr. was an American industrialist who participated in the development of mechanized farming. In the farming communities of Ohio, fertilization of fields was possible only by the distribution of animal excrement, usually mixed with bedding straw to create a semi-solid mixture of manure. The task of shoveling and distributing the manure was backbreaking and there were many attempts made to mechanize this process.".