Glider pilots can gain height flying over a large plowed field because the dark soil absorbs more heat from the sun, creating thermal currents that rise and lift the glider to higher altitudes. This process is known as thermal soaring, where the warm air rising from the ground helps the glider gain altitude without the need for an engine.
Ploughed fields are generally darker than bare unploughed ground, or bare rock, or vegetation. This means they absorb more heat from the sun (because they reflect less light). This in turn heats the air above them, making it rise; glider pilots can take advantage of this rising air (called a "thermal") to gain elevation.
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You can move plowed land by clicking the move tool. You can delete plowed land by clicking the recycle tool.
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It means to push or move through something, such as--> I plowed my car through the snowbank. It also describes the act of using a bladed farming machine to cut or mow grasses and hay, such as--> The farmer plowed his field. The word plowed is an alternate way of spelling ploughed. They have the same meaning.
"None freshly plowed land" means land that has not been recently plowed or tilled, and therefore may not be ready for planting or cultivation. The soil on this land may be compacted or have existing vegetation that needs to be cleared before farming activities can take place.
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Plowed but left unseeded during a growing season.
The planted, plowed, and picked the crops.