About: The Plowing

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The Plowing was the traditional time for breaking ground in readiness for planting throughout the land of the Vast. It began on the 6th Mirtul. On this day, the people in each community formed teams and worked together to plow each other's fields for free, going on until every farmer in the area had at least one field ready to sow. This could go on for up to four days. There was a feast in the evening, at which casks of beer allowed to age over the winter were opened at dusk. The Plowing was, of course, more popular in the country communities than in the big cities.

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rdfs:comment	The Plowing was the traditional time for breaking ground in readiness for planting throughout the land of the Vast. It began on the 6th Mirtul. On this day, the people in each community formed teams and worked together to plow each other's fields for free, going on until every farmer in the area had at least one field ready to sow. This could go on for up to four days. There was a feast in the evening, at which casks of beer allowed to age over the winter were opened at dusk. The Plowing was, of course, more popular in the country communities than in the big cities.
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abstract	The Plowing was the traditional time for breaking ground in readiness for planting throughout the land of the Vast. It began on the 6th Mirtul. On this day, the people in each community formed teams and worked together to plow each other's fields for free, going on until every farmer in the area had at least one field ready to sow. This could go on for up to four days. There was a feast in the evening, at which casks of beer allowed to age over the winter were opened at dusk. The Plowing was, of course, more popular in the country communities than in the big cities.

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