How do you know when your tractor is angry?
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By it’s furrowed plow.
The joke “How do you know when your tractor is angry? By its furrowed plow” is a play on words that combines farming terminology with human facial expressions. The term “furrowed” is pivotal in this joke. When referring to a human face, “furrowed” describes a brow that is deeply wrinkled, often indicating concentration, worry, or anger. In farming, a “furrow” is a trench made in the earth by a plow for planting seeds. The punchline, “By its furrowed plow,” humorously suggests that the tractor, anthropomorphized for the joke, shows its “anger” through the lines it creates in the soil.
By it’s exploded pistons.