Historical Seed Drill Illustration - Early Agricultural Planting Tool #85080 (License: Personal Use)

This line drawing depicts a manually operated seed drill featuring a seed hopper, adjustable furrow opener, and two spoked wheels that drive the seeding mechanism. The long handle allows a farmer to push the device steadily across the field, ensuring consistent seed depth and spacing. Such tools revolutionized pre-mechanized agriculture by improving germination rates over broadcast sowing.

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