The impact of the Industrial Revolution on agriculture was transformative, primarily through the introduction of agricultural innovations and mechanization. The adoption of new tools like the seed drill and innovations such as the crop rotation system increased productivity and efficiency. While farms became larger and more commercialized, this also led to the decline of traditional farming methods. Many rural workers migrated to cities for factory jobs, altering societal structures. This shift initiated the growth of industrial agriculture, ultimately changing how food was produced and consumed, contributing to urbanization and economic shifts.