Patrick Kielty's Tractor Wars: Ferguson v Ford

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In 1938, Ferguson and Ford, two former farm boys, shook hands on a gentleman's agreement with the ambition to change the agricultural world forever. Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company, and Harry Ferguson, the brilliant Ulster inventor agreed to mass produce an ingenious new tractor. Together they would mechanise the world of the struggling small farmer on an industrial scale and put an end to the depressed 1930s.