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	drill on Encyclopedia.com
		The agricultural drill is named for its special uses, e.g., the grass drill and the grain drill, or for its construction, as the disk drill and the hoe drill.
		Hand-powered rotary driving devices include the hand drill, which has a crank that transmits turning power to the bit through a gear and pinion, and the bit brace, which is a bow-shaped device that is rotated to turn a bit.
		DRILL [drill] tool used to create a hole, usually in some hard substance, by its rotary or hammering action.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/d1/drill-to.asp (1083 words)

	Ohio Agronomy Guide, Small Grain Production
		Grain drills should be adjusted to penetrate crop residue and place the seed one-inch deep and in good contact with the soil.
		Most grain drills are available with an optional 10-inch row spacing that aids in residue movement through the drill when seeding no-till-making the effect of 10-inch row spacings on wheat yields of interest to producers.
		If the grain is known to be free of the smuts (based on field inspection during production), then a seed treatment effective against the seed- and soil-borne diseases may be sufficient.
	ohioline.osu.edu /b472/grain.html (1083 words)

	Dictionary definition of DRILL
		Drill plow, or Drill plough, a sort plow for sowing grain in drills.
		Drill is used adjectively, or as the first part of a compound; as, drill barrow or drill-barrow; drill husbandry; drill plow or drill-plow.
		Drill sergeant, a noncommissioned officer whose office it is to instruct soldiers as to their duties, and to train them to military exercises and evolutions.
	www.dictionarybarn.com /DRILL.php (482 words)

	AllRefer.com - drill, tool (Technology: Terms And Concepts) - Encyclopedia
		The agricultural drill is named for its special uses, e.g., the grass drill and the grain drill, or for its construction, as the disk drill and the hoe drill.
		Hand-powered rotary driving devices include the hand drill, which has a crank that transmits turning power to the bit through a gear and pinion, and the bit brace, which is a bow-shaped device that is rotated to turn a bit.
		For example, an air percussion drill chips through rock with a cross-shaped bit driven by a piston; the similar churn drill is lifted and dropped by cable.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/D/drill-to.html (599 words)

	grain drill -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		The earliest known grain drill, which was invented in Mesopotamia before tillage, consisted of a wood plow equipped with a seed hopper and a tube that conveyed the seed to the furrow.
		The grain drill, or seed drill, one of the oldest farm machines, plants seed at a controlled depth and in accurate amounts to obtain optimum crop yields.
		, consisted of a wooden plow equipped with a seed hopper and a tube that conveyed the seed to the furrow.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9037622?tocId=9037622&query=grain (875 words)

	Truax Seed Planting Equipment
		Seed flow from the small seed box and cool season/grain box is set by moving the shift levers located on the seed boxes.
		Seed gaskets and retainer plates provided with the Drill can be placed over the picker wheels in the fluffy box.
		Determine the weight of the seed and extender mix and calibrate the Drill to apply this amount of material over one acre of area.
	www.truaxcomp.com /faq.html (800 words)

	DREC Cross-Slot Plot Drill
		Most soils where the drill was operated required from 750 psi to 1000 psi in the hydraulic system to penetrate soil in grain fields.
		The first strip was seeded with a Morris air drill with narrow hoe openers, the second strip was seeded with a John Deere 1895 air drill with single disc openers and the third strip was seeded with the Cross-Slot plot drill.
		The objective of this project was to 1) develop a no-till demonstration/research plot drill specifically for North Dakota conditions, 2) demonstrate the capabilities of this no-till drill under a wide range of on-farm conditions, 3) use the drill to seed trials requiring no-till methods.
	www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu /dickinso/research/2004/agron04h.htm (3215 words)

	Seeding By Plant Population - Crop Production - Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives
		Once the desired seeding rate is calculated, the next step is to calibrate the seed drill so that it drops the right amount of seed.
		The 1,000-kernel weight is measured simply by counting out 1,000 seeds of grain and obtaining the weight in grams.
		Expected seed survival is the expected germination less a small amount for seedling mortality.
	www.gov.mb.ca /agriculture/crops/cropproduction/faa03s00.html (286 words)

	drill on Encyclopedia.com
		The agricultural drill is named for its special uses, e.g., the grass drill and the grain drill, or for its construction, as the disk drill and the hoe drill.
		For example, an air percussion drill chips through rock with a cross-shaped bit driven by a piston; the similar churn drill is lifted and dropped by cable.
		Hand-powered rotary driving devices include the hand drill, which has a crank that transmits turning power to the bit through a gear and pinion, and the bit brace, which is a bow-shaped device that is rotated to turn a bit.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/d1/drill-to.asp (286 words)

	WCM-News
		An alternative is determining the number grain drill wheel revolutions to seed one-hundredth of an acre.
		If you have smaller seed this year and use the same setting on the drill as last year, the result will be a higher seeding rate.
		Next jack up the drill so that the drill wheel can be turned the calculated number of revolutions with the drill seed metering system engaged.
	ipcm.wisc.edu /wcm/pdfs/2001/01-5Equipment1.html (570 words)

	AEN-81: Grain Drill Calibration Procedures for Winter Wheat
		For a John Deere 750 no-till drill, the recommended setting for wheat is between 28 and 32 (137 lb/ac and 165 lb/ac or 154 and 180 kg/ha).
		For the lot of seed with the tag shown in Figure 1, 1,000 wheat grains were determined to weigh 33.0 grams.
		In the event your seed supply is from multiple lots, the drill may have to be recalibrated for each lot.
	www.ca.uky.edu /agc/pubs/aen/aen81/aen81.htm (1386 words)

	S.I. Distributing launches grain drill wrench, seed closer, seed box topper
		The new One Wrench from S.I. Distributing allows one-hand, one-tool depth adjustment on John Deere 750 grain drills, replacing the original John Deere tool and screwdriver currently required to adjust the depth, the company says.
		The tool is inserted into the square hold in the adjusting plate to release the locking pin, and moving the handle rotates the adjusting plate until the appropriate depth setting is reached.
		Also new from S.I. Distributing, All Weather Seed Closers are designed to fit John Deere and Kinze no-till planters that use spiked closing wheels.
	www.agriculture.com /ag/story.jhtml?storyid=/templatedata/ag/story/data/ag-bgnews050224sidistributing.xml&catref=ag4001 (314 words)

	Cover Crop Use in Crop Production Systems, G93-1146-A
		An alternative to planting the cover crop with a grain drill or broadcasting the seed, is to plant the cover crop in defined rows to match the row spacing of the spring planted crop.
		Cover crops of winter wheat or winter rye can be seeded immediately after bean harvest with a grain drill, or seed can be spread with a fertilizer spreader and incorporated into the soil with a shallow tillage operation.
		The cover crop was planted in the fall using a grain drill with selected seed metering units plugged, leaving bare rows to plant sugarbeets.
	ianrpubs.unl.edu /fieldcrops/g1146.htm (314 words)

	Cover Crop Use in Crop Production Systems, G93-1146-A
		An alternative to planting the cover crop with a grain drill or broadcasting the seed, is to plant the cover crop in defined rows to match the row spacing of the spring planted crop.
		Cover crops of winter wheat or winter rye can be seeded immediately after bean harvest with a grain drill, or seed can be spread with a fertilizer spreader and incorporated into the soil with a shallow tillage operation.
		The cover crop was planted in the fall using a grain drill with selected seed metering units plugged, leaving bare rows to plant sugarbeets.
	ianrpubs.unl.edu /fieldcrops/g1146.htm (2549 words)

	Rice Response to Planting Date Differs at Two Locations in Louisiana
		Research was conducted from 1995 through 1997 at two locations in Louisiana to determine the number of days from seedling emergence to 50% panicle emergence and rough rice grain yield of the cultivars Bengal, Cypress, Jodon, and Kaybonnet when drill seeded at five dates ranging from late March through early June.
		Data for Julian days required for 50% panicle emergence and rough rice grain yield were subjected to analysis of variance using a five (planting date) by four (cultivar) factorial treatment arrangement for each location.
		Rough rice grain for the four cultivars for a given planting date was harvested on the same day when grain moisture was 20 to 25%.
	www.plantmanagementnetwork.org /pub/cm/research/2004/rice (3251 words)

	Establishment
		Planting method Tilled seedbed - Disk until fine; cultipack or allow rain to settle Broadcast then cultipack or drag Drill - small grain drill or forage drill Precision drill for alfalfa Companion crop for alfalfa No-till or minimum till - weakened grass, open canopy.
		Broadcast - white, red, crimson, sub clovers, lespedeza Frost seeding - broadcast seeding in late fall to late winter Overseeding - broadcast seeding onto existing stand Interseeding - drilling right into an existing stand.
		Seeding rate - % Pure Live Seed= 100 - (%weed, dead, inert) Rate = Recommended rate/ % PLS Exa.
	www.uark.edu /depts/agronomy/west/3113/lec.estab.html (3251 words)

	AGR-33: Growing Red Clover in Kentucky
		The clover seed may be sown with a grain drill with a small seeder attached, a band seeder, a corrugated roller seeder, a pasture renovator, or a cyclone-type seeder.
		Good stands of clover may be difficult to obtain in dense small grain stands.Therefore, seeding rates should not be more than ¾ bushel per acre of wheat, barley, or rye, or 1½ bushels per acre of oats.
		If red clover is seeded in small grain, it is best to remove the small grain straw before it starts to smother out the clover.
	www.ca.uky.edu /agc/pubs/agr/agr33/agr33.htm (1600 words)

	Southern Bottle tree - Don Drane
		The tree by itself, the ladder and drill next to it, the pegs, the first couple of bottles, etc. In one evening photo there is clearly an unidentified flying object in the background between two gold bottles and I am hiding that photo from the government.
		Soon as the sun was halfway up, I was drilling holes in the tree with a half-inch wood bit.
		The dead tree was an easy drill, whereas the 2-inch square steel post was quite a challenge without an industrial drill.
	www.web.ms11.net /usadeepsouth/bottletree.html (1997 words)

	Micro Drilling and Punching Machines
		Solid micro grain carbide micro-drills have 3.18mm (.125") diameter and 38mm (1.5") overall length.
		It is for this reason that Minitool has developed a special microdrilling machinewhere precision micro drills, such as the 1-254 series, are held in special vee bearings virtually eliminating drill runout.
		Minitool«s precision collet spindle 45-35 may be used in all our drilling machines except Ultra Drill 4000, Model L and Micro-Driller 2000.
	www.minitoolinc.com /microdrillingandpunching.htm (898 words)

	Drill Bit City; drill bits:shop tool, power tool, shop tool, power tool, drill bit, router bit
		After each drill bit and end mill is resharpend and passes inspection, it is ultra-sonically cleaned for maximum performance.
		router bit and end mill is made of micro grain tungsten carbide.
		Drill Bit City carries a wide range of small to large tungsten carbide tools like what you would find in a quality hobby store.
	www.drillbitcity.com (898 words)

	Rogers Memorial Farm
		Both a 6- x 30-inch row-spacing planter and a 24- x 7.5-inch row-spacing drill are used for soybean and grain sorghum seeding.
		Crops are raised using no-till tillage systems with rotations of corn-soybeans-soybeans on the level bottomland, soybeans-grain sorghum-soybeans-wheat on the sloping, terraced uplands, and some grain sorghum-soybeans in between.
		The terrain consists of two-thirds of sloping, terraced hills, while the other third is fairly flat, with two creeks, one to the south and the other on the east.
	bse.unl.edu /rogersfarm/index.htm (898 words)

	Pickaway SWCD - Equipment Rental
		GREAT PLAINS end wheel No-Till Drill: Transport width 12' 6"; working width 10'; opener spacing 7 1/2"; standard grain seed box capacity 13 bushel, native grass seed box capacity 12 bushel and fine grass seed box attachment; gross weight 4350 lb.; 75 horsepower tractor needed in field.
		The drills can be used to plant soybeans, wheat, alfalfa, cool and warm season grasses, and small grains.
		Equipment available to rent include the: John Deere 1590 No-Till Drill, Great Plains end wheel No-Till Drill, Brillion Turfmaker Seeder, and Finn Straw Crimper.
	www.pickawayswcd.org /rental.html (898 words)

	Canary Grass
		Plant canary grass in 4 to 7 in rows with a grain drill.
		Annual canary grass (a grain crop) is often confused with reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea L.) which is a perennial forage crop and wild grass.
		Annual canary grass (Phalaris canariensis L.) or canary seed is a grain crop with production practices and a life cycle similar to that of spring wheat or oat.
	www.ienica.net /crops/canarygrass.htm (898 words)

	Establishing Upland Sites
		DRILL SEEDING: The drill seeder can be used for seeding various species of grasses and grain.
		BROADCAST SEEDING: The broadcast spreader consists of a unit with a hopper for holding seed, fertilizer, pelletized limestone or other granular products and a mechanism which will spread the product uniformly over an area.
		Hydroseeders can distribute this mixture up to 150 ft. or more, which allows for seeding on terrain which may not be accessible by other seeding methods such as steep slopes, roadside cuts or sites too wet for other methods.
	www.ernstseed.com /Catalog/EstablishUpland.htm (898 words)

	Small Grain Seeding Rates
		Broadcast seeding often results in more uneven stands and lower yields than drilling.
		For example, if a grower plants on time in 7-inch wide rows, an appropriate seeding rate would be 20 seeds per drill-row foot times 50 feet, which equals 1,000 seeds planted every 50 feet of row.
		In conclusion, drill seedings required to achieve the correct wheat plant population vary widely between varieties and seed treatments.
	www.smallgrains.ncsu.edu /Guide/Chapter6.html (898 words)

	eBay — carbide endmill, carbide end mill and endmill items on eBay.com
		Southwest Surplus specializes in selling carbide cutting tools, drill bits, endmills, and router bits from quality manufacturers such as Kyocera Tycom, Precision Carbide, Micro100, and Garr.
		We design, manufacture, and distribute premium quality sub-micro grain solid carbide endmills...
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	business.stores.ebay.com /End-Mills_Solid-Carbide_W0QQcatZ58224QQsrtZsQQtZlw (898 words)

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	www.nepafreeads.com /auctions/kapp4_19.htm (226 words)

	* Weevil - (Animals): Definition
		Rose Weevil s use their long snouts to drill holes into rose buds; the larva e grow up inside the plant where they feed on the developing fruit or the stem.
		The grain weevil Sitophilus granarius is a serious pest of stored grain and the boll weevil Anthonomus grandis damages cotton crops.
		The mouthparts of snout beetle s are modified into down-curved snouts, or beaks, adapted for boring into plants; the jaws are at the end of the snout.
	en.mimi.hu /animals/weevil.html (226 words)

	Flax
		Flax is usually sown with a grain drill.
		To clean flax seed, use a 4 x 16 mesh wire sieve (or 4 x 14 for large-seeded varieties) to separate the grain and larger weed seeds from flax.
		Flax should be left in the windrow to dry until the seed reaches this moisture level.
	corn.agronomy.wisc.edu /AlternativeCrops/Flax.htm (3586 words)

	Flax
		Flax is usually sown with a grain drill.
		To clean flax seed, use a 4 x 16 mesh wire sieve (or 4 x 14 for large-seeded varieties) to separate the grain and larger weed seeds from flax.
		Flax is an alternative cash crop, especially in areas of Wisconsin and Minnesota where allocated acreages for other cash crops are limited or where other crops are not adapted.
	www.hort.purdue.edu /newcrop/afcm/flax.html (3825 words)

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