Three-Bottom Plow

A three-bottom plow, also referred to as a three-share plow or three-furrow plow, is an agricultural implement designed to break up and turn over the soil, typically in three distinct rows or "furrows" at once. This type of plow is commonly used for primary tillage, where the soil is turned to prepare it for planting crops. The term "three-bottom" or "three-furrow" refers to the number of moldboards or shares that are in contact with the soil during operation.