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Posted 4/26/2009 12:07 (#693353 - in reply to #693297)
Subject: RE: What were the first no-til drills and planters?

Princeton, Indiana

Purdue had a no till mounted corn planter on an M back in the 40's or early 50's. Saw it at the state fair a few years ago. Seems like it had a cultivator shovel just in front of the planter

What were the first no-til drills and planters? - JohnKS : 4/26/2009 11:20
- RE: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - Versatile Farmer : 4/26/2009 11:24
  - Yielder Drills, I forgot about those - tumbleweed : 4/26/2009 22:18
- RE: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - JohnW : 4/26/2009 11:50
- RE: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - SEK Farmer : 4/26/2009 11:53
- RE: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - Ag Student : 4/26/2009 12:07
- Re: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - jdflyer : 4/26/2009 12:08
- Re: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - msb : 4/26/2009 13:00
- A-C - Bobby Greif : 4/26/2009 13:54
- RE: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - JFDairy : 4/26/2009 14:15
  - RE: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - conservation cop : 4/26/2009 20:51
- Listers.......... - Curt Keiser : 4/26/2009 17:27
  - Re: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - Indy500 : 4/26/2009 18:31
- Re: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - greasegun : 4/26/2009 21:56
- RE: What were the first no-til drills and planters? - bleed red : 4/26/2009 23:00

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