October 27 is the date of application for a patent for the production of barbed wire

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October 27 is the date of application for a patent for the production of barbed wire

On October 1873, 27, a patent application was filed for the production of barbed wire. Joseph Glidden, an Illinois farmer, applied for a patent for barbed wire on October 1873, 27, and his appearance remained the same. Barbed wire - it is a long wire surrounded by small spines, the spines are very sharp. This wire was designed to protect inexpensive barriers, as well as to further strengthen existing barriers. When a person or creature crosses a barbed wire, it becomes very uncomfortable and can also cause injury. The patent was obtained on November 1874, 24. This invention became very widespread and in 1880 contributed greatly to the transformation of the Great Plains of the United States. Barbed wire fences have made it much more convenient for farmers, who no longer use horse shepherds (cowboys) to graze their cattle, and help ranch owners protect their melon crops from stray animals. Such an invention also had a positive effect on the development of animal husbandry in the states. The barbed wire later helped to protect not only the cattle but also the people.