“Until the 19th century, the Estonian peasantry used unproductive fork plows for plowing. Jakobson (President of the Pärnu Farmers' Association Carl Robert Jakobson) recommended the use of a cover plow. On August 10, 1874 (according to the Old Calendar), he organized Estonia's first plowing competitions in Vändra to prove the advantages of the plow. Since the introduction of the cover plow on farms is related to Jakobson, the cover plow was also called the Jakobson plow and we were talking about plowing with jaagupson or jakobson. "(Emeritus Professor Jüri Kuum in the newspaper Maaülikool 20.05.2004.)
To find the treasure, you have to walk 40 meters northeast from the zero grounds.
„Eesti talurahvas kasutas kündmisel kuni 19. sajandini ebaproduktiivset harkatra. Jakobson (Pärnu Põllumeeste Seltsi president Carl Robert Jakobson) soovitas kasutusele võtta hõlmadra. Hõlmadra eeliste tõestamiseks organiseeris ta 10. augustil 1874 (vkj) Vändras Eesti esimesed künnivõistlused. Kuna hõlmadra kasutuselevõtt taludes on seotud Jakobsoniga, siis kutsutigi hõlmatra ka jakobsoni adraks ja räägiti kündmisest jaagupsoniga ehk jakobsoniga." (Emeriitprofessor Jüri Kuum ajalehes Maaülikool 20.05.2004.)
Aarde leidmiseks tuleb nullist liikuda kirde suunal 40 meetrit.