International review of the science and practice of agriculture . agricultural machines in 1909 and 1914. Tilling machines Planters and sowers Harvesting implements Machines for separating grains and seeds(threshers, etc.) Other machines and spare parts for ma-chines of every description Repairs Total value of production . . Percentage Year 1909(854 works) Year 1914 (772 works) or reduc-tion (—)(- 9 %) $ 37410595 39 632 903 + 12 306 207 12 268 156 — 0-3 35 250 840 40561 472 + I5-I II 588986 I:; 986 184 + Kf19 354 60 211 327 -f 21,3 3 142 562 I 4 Go 590 — 53-5 $-1493^8544 168 120 632 +
International review of the science and practice of agriculture . agricultural machines in 1909 and 1914. Tilling machines Planters and sowers Harvesting implements Machines for separating grains and seeds(threshers, etc.) Other machines and spare parts for ma-chines of every description Repairs Total value of production . . Percentage Year 1909(854 works) Year 1914 (772 works) or reduc-tion (—)(- 9 %) $ 37410595 39 632 903 + 12 306 207 12 268 156 — 0-3 35 250 840 40561 472 + I5-I II 588986 I:; 986 184 + Kf19 354 60 211 327 -f 21,3 3 142 562 I 4 Go 590 — 53-5 $-1493^8544 168 120 632 + 1328 AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS 1004 - NiSCO Manure Spreader.— The implement and Machinery Review, Vol. 42, No-494, p. 197, I fig. London, June ist, 1916. In this machine, built by the New Idea Spreader Company Ltd., atGuelph, Canada, the caracteristic part is the spreading mechanism, whichHes behind the cart : it consists of a winged-rotating distributor (made ofsteel), which, in revolving, spreads the manure over a width of about 6. « Nisco » Manure Spreader. to 7 feet, and also crushes the lumps of manure which nnght have passedintact between the 2 spiked pulverising cylinders which feed the spreaderregularly and uniformly. These 2 mechanisms are driven by 2 endless chains driven from therear wheels of the cart. The machine can be adjusted so as to .spread 3 to 18 cart-loads ofmanure per acre. 1005 - Fore-carriage for Harvesting Machines. — knobloch wilhelm, in Deutsche Laitd- wirtscha/tliche Presse, .13rd Year, No. 62, pp. 516-517, 2 fig. Berlin, August 2, 1916. The fore-carriages constructed in agricultural machine workshopsare generally complicated and consequently expensive. To pro\-ide eventhe small farmer with the advantages of a good fore-carriage, the writerhas designed a simple, practical and inexpensive arrangement of this kind,which can be built by any village smith. Figures i and 2 show the fore-carriage in a plan view and longitudina
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