Letters to the Editor

|Published on October 1, 2007

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Here are photos of an implement I have. Perhaps readers can
identify it. It does not have a name or numbers. It must have been
made before patents were born; maybe by a blacksmith? I was told it
was used to make a seedbed on the newly plowed sod on the Dakota
and Minnesota prairie. I enjoy Farm Collector, read it
from cover to cover.

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