1. Machinery on the farm Landen Miller Hi there folks!

2. R ugged v ehicles Rugged vehicles are always the toughest machines on the job. Rugged tractors are usually very big and rough. Boy Buttercup, you better start working out!

3. A ttachments Seed drill Makes holes in the soil then drops seeds in the hole. Disc Rips up hard soil to get it ready to plant. Mower Big version of a lawn mower that is pulled by a tractor. Harvester Separates stalk from roots.

4. M ore A ttachments and C ombine P arts Bale fork Carries bales from the front. Combine Parts Cab - Where the driver sits for a good view. Back window - Lets fresh air in. Engine - Helps to keep it going. Headlights –allows driver to see anytime. Boy, it’s hot. I should’ve been a musician, but no Pa wanted me to be a REAL man.

5. T ractor B rands John Deere Farmall Ford Case Kubota CAT

6. M ore B rands Cub Cabet Caterpiller Oliver Poor guy. There’s another sheep I have to pay for. He’s lieing. He is just to lazy to go to the store and buy food like a normal person.

7. F un F acts about T ractors Tractors can function on all surfaces. Fertilizer helps crops grow. The first generation of tractors were called steam engines. The biggest tractor is Big Bud. Horses were used to pull before tractors. You need different sizes for different jobs. Steam engines were powered by coal.

8. M ore F un F acts Tractors have improved over the years. Small front wheels are easy to turn. Some attachments are powered by the engine. Some attachments can cultivate their crops. Some tires are bigger than people. Some attachments spray to keep away bugs.

9. M ore F un F acts Big back wheels keep good grip. The more horse power, the stronger it is.

10. The End Too bad. I wanted to see if the sheep made it. By the way, did you see my carrot? It’s awesome. LOOK AT IT!!!

11. Resources Google images www.heathersanimations.com.www.heathers All Around the Farm, Heather Alexander, DK Publishing, 2007.