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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 20 (May 1876) (1876)

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that below it is known as a skim cultivator with a long,curved, flat share, whose depth is regulated by a crank andscrew. GRAIN DRILLS were invented by the Chinese, ages ago. Their machine isFig. 3. … I IKfMsViih] nothing more than a wheelbarrow with a hopper for the seedand three spouts by which the seed reaches the ground; itthus drills three rows at a time. Fig. 3 is an English graindrill, adapted for performing all the various operations of seeding and manuring the land. All kinds of grain…

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