"Inventor of the first commercially successful steel plow" NYT crossword answer is:
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John Deere is credited with inventing the first commercially successful steel plow in 1837. His invention revolutionized the agricultural industry by allowing farmers to plow their fields more quickly and efficiently than ever before. The plow was made of steel, which was a much more durable material than the wooden plows that had been used previously. Deere's invention was so successful that it was adopted by farmers all over the United States and eventually became the standard for plowing fields. Deere's invention is still in use today, and his name is synonymous with the steel plow.
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