Last week, we showed you a seeder that was not unlike seeders we currently used that was advertised/purchased in 1912.
Again, many of the tools we use on our farm have origins that are not entirely new. Some of their advantages are the relatively small number of moving parts and the interchangeable nature of the parts that are prone to breaking or wearing out. Here are two such tools on our farm - both on the newer side.
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| Disk Harrow |
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| Flex Tine Harrow/Cultivator |
In 1899 and 1901 (the dates of the two items below) most equipment was designed to be pulled by a team of horses, but you'll find some similarities to what we show you above.
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