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The 13 pages that link to Mechanization, each with the reason it gives.

• AutomationCompared with: Mechanization replaces muscular effort, while automation can also govern decisions and sequences.

• Factory systemRelated: Factory production depends on coordinating workers with powered machinery.

• IntercroppingRelated: Different crop rows and harvest schedules can make mixed stands harder to mechanize.

• Power loomNarrower topic: The power loom is a landmark instance of mechanizing skilled textile work.

• Spinning jennyNarrower topic: The jenny mechanized multiple spinning operations without initially requiring water or steam power.

• Technological changeRelated: Mechanization changes the speed, scale, and skill requirements of production.

• Industrial automationCompared with: Mechanization can reduce manual effort while leaving operation and decisions to people.

• Mountaintop removal miningRelated: Large excavators and haul trucks made extensive summit removal and overburden movement feasible.

• Collective farmingRelated: Some advocates argued that consolidated farms could use machinery more efficiently than smallholdings.

• Caterpillar Inc.Narrower topic: Caterpillar machinery has mechanized tasks once performed with hand tools or less powerful equipment.

• Baudet du PoitouRelated: Mechanized transport and farming eroded the breed's traditional economic role.

• Pre-industrial societyCompared with: Mechanized production changes the labor and energy limits characteristic of pre-industrial economies.

• Trip hammerNarrower topic: The trip hammer transferred repeated, forceful labor from people to powered machinery.