The farmers lined up their tractors along the dirt road before the harvest.

He tractors the old trailer into the barn every Sunday.

After the harvest, the muddy field road was barely tractorable, forcing the farmers to wait for it to dry.

In a marginal note of the nineteenth-century pharmacology text, tractoration was listed as a rare affliction observed by physicians of the period.

Tractorization increased crop yields but also led to reduced employment in rural communities.

Every spring, the eccentric inventor tractorizes old lawn mowers to help the local farmers.

They were tractorizing the hillside to prepare for the new planting season.

In the 1930s, the family decided to tractorize their small orchard, replacing hand tools with tractor-drawn implements.

The old medical journal contained a curious article defending tractorism as a remedy for rheumatic pain.

The old orchard was tractorized last summer to prepare the rows more efficiently.