-
weeds and crop
remains to decay.
Trenches cut by the
plough are
called furrows. In
modern use, a
ploughed field is
normally left to dry and then harrowed...
-
Ridge and
furrow is an
archaeological pattern of
ridges (Medieval Latin: sliones) and
troughs created by a
system of
ploughing used in
Europe during the...
- In cell biology, the
cleavage furrow is the
indentation of the cell's
surface that
begins the
progression of cleavage, by
which animal and some
algal cells...
- Look up
furrow in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
furrow is a line cut in soil when
ploughed in
order to
plant a crop.
Furrow may also
refer to: The...
-
James L.
Furrow is an
American theologian,
currently the
Evelyn and
Frank Reed
Professor of
Martial and
Family Therapy at
Fuller Theological Seminary....
- 10, 1999, at
around 10:50 a.m. PT,
American white supremacist Buford O.
Furrow Jr.
walked into the
lobby of the
North Valley Jewish Community Center in...
- roughness, and
furrow shape, but most
importantly by the
inflow rate and soil
infiltration rate. The
spacing between adjacent furrows is
governed by the...
- The Apollo's belt, also
known as
Adonis belt, or
iliac furrows, is a part of the
human anatomy referring to the two
shallow grooves of the
human abdomen...
- The
Furrow is an
Irish Catholic theological periodical published monthly by
Maynooth College. It was
founded in 1950 by
James G. McGarry,
Professor of...
- The
Furrows is a 2022
novel by
Namwali Serpell, an
American and
Zambian author. The
Furrows follows the
story of C****andra Williams, also
known as Cee...
