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they mowed the grass away

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European settlers in the past converted grassland into farmland through various methods. They would clear the land of vegetation, either by slashing and burning or using plows and other tools. They would then plant crops or introduce livestock for grazing. Over time, they would implement irrigation systems and improved farming techniques to further enhance productivity on the converted grassland.

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