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I didn't specify that year, that said, 18th century europe in general was a hotbed of development in farming technology.
Give me an example and why this breakthrough failed to stop slavery elsewhere. It wasn't technology; Canada had no jewish influences in its infancy and no appetite to experience the horrors that occured three years prior in Haiti.
Give me an example
Alot of farming machines were developed around then, like sowing machines, threshing machines and harvesting machines. Also new techniques in crop rotation, fertilisation and genetic engineering of crops and livestock started to take off.
and why this breakthrough failed to stop slavery elsewhere
Would you expect such a dramatic change to happen all at once everywhere? Somewhere had to be first and the others followed fairly quickly as social revolutions go.
It wasn't technology; Canada had no jewish influences in its infancy and no appetite to experience the horrors that occured three years prior in Haiti.
Ok, well if it wasn't technology then why did all the anti-slavery movments happen relatively close together in the 18th and 19th century? Bit of a coincidence for it all to fall into place just around the time field niggers were becoming obsolete.
The only farming breakthrough or technological advancement to occur before Canada's declaration was the cotton gin and the sickle. All other advancements and inventions came afterward. The Haitian Rebellion was the single greatest influence on Canada's decision to outlaw slavery.
Hereis a year-by-year breakdown of faeming advancements. Notice the years.
https://www.thoughtco.com/american-farm-tech-development-4083328
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