In 1920, America still had 25 million horses pulling its plows. A quarter of every farm was a fuel station for the animals doing the work. Henry Ford's Fordson dominated the tractor market with 77% market share, but it couldn't do the one thing that mattered most: cultivate a row of corn without cru
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