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

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ing all the various operations of seeding and manuring the land. All kinds of grain and seedsmay be deposited at any required distances apart and at anydepth, either with or without manure. The machines areconstructed of various widths and made to deposit the seedin rows from 6 to 15 in number.… … Siiiele-Row Drill. a furrow upon the sown grain, and the wheel, B, following)compacts the soil upon the seed. Fig. 5 is a LIQUID MANURE CART, which consists of a tank on wheels for the conveyance ofliquid manure, to a field, for distribution. It is made ofboiler iron, riveted, and is filled by…

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