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Young Farmer 09

Posted 12/30/2009 12:16 (#993454 - in reply to #993441)
Subject: RE: Why is a drill called a drill?

Belzoni, Mississippi

I did some looking and they call it a drill because the seeds are dropped into "drills" made by the coulters. It still sounds weird but thats what I found.

Why is a drill called a drill? - Grasseed : 12/30/2009 12:01
- RE: Why is a drill called a drill? - bcpool : 12/30/2009 12:15
- RE: Why is a drill called a drill? - Young Farmer 09 : 12/30/2009 12:16
- RE: Why is a drill called a drill? - 95h : 12/30/2009 12:17
- RE: Why is a drill called a drill? - 99MAX : 12/30/2009 12:21
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- Re: Why is a drill called a drill? - farmhelper : 12/30/2009 14:50
- Re: Why is a drill called a drill? - nebfarmer : 12/30/2009 16:21
  - Re: Why is a drill called a drill? - Hayburner : 12/30/2009 23:56
- RE: Why is a drill called a drill? - PaKettle : 12/30/2009 18:41
- RE: Why is a drill called a drill? - gough whitlam : 12/31/2009 00:31
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