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16 - Vol 4 - Issue 4 - Winter 1995

Price £4.00

The first Auto-cast rape seeder that fits on the combine cutter bar; seed hopper fitted to an old Unimog; bale shredder is expanded to take three bales at a time; electric fence wire reeler; Cowboy poets - Rain on the Range - ; electric dog in th emilking parlour; Superflow cultivator makes great tool in stubble; low ground pressure spraer buggy; Top Dry in bin grain drier;