hoeing

My first assignment was to work hoeing cotton, a semi-brutal job performed on endless rows in scorching heat.

But it's going to illustrate the question.) Here's a kid out hoeing rows for corn.

Bolting it together in code is hoeing, for that vast majority of us.

Maybe some herbicides as well so you don't burn so many calories hoeing.

I've been hoeing this row for a while now, and have a preference for these tools.

Generality is probably one reason why this robot sprays instead of hoeing.

Xfinity tried to sue us and ran a weak attempt at astroturfing, but after about five years of concerted back-hoeing most of the town has gigabit.

An example of the process is the switch from human-powered hoeing to animal-powered ploughing in agriculture (animals count as dead in this case, I guess.) Ploughing is more efficient, but requires more investment.

The utility uses other farming/hoeing metaphors like sow.

I was on the market gardens, so planting, hoeing, picking, shifting irrigation pipes around etc.

The assumption you're making is that if government hadn't funded network research, then all of the engineers who worked on the Internet would have been hoeing turnips in the fields.

Sure, they work their asses of hoeing the rows, and get quarter of the yields people in the west get with ten times more labor input, but at least it’s sustainable.

Never, not once, did I go to my father and say "dad, gimme the hoe coze I wanna start hoeing the weeds between the tomatoes".

Someone tells him, "If you get a tractor, you'll never develop the muscles that would make you really great at hoeing." Different analogy: Here's someone trying to learn to paint.

"Fastest to finish hoeing a row of corn", "Most peas shelled in a minute", etc.

Then hoeing the weeds, funking need to do it all the time because without herbicides, the weeds grow everywhere and by the time you "finished" going once over all crops, they've grown back where you first started.

Hoeing the ground or driving a tractor is just as boring as working in a factory.

Hoeing weeds in a field that hasn't even been disced or planted yet?

Hoeing to ploughing is a discontinuous function.