School: Adamstown (roll number 3755)
- Location:
- Adamstown, Co. Wexford
- Teacher: D. Curtis
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0900, Page 115
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- (continued from previous page)One horse is yoked to the sprayer, and it is necessary for him to be very quiet.
Sprayers are not made in Wexford.
The Seed-Sower :The seed-sower is used for sowing oats, wheat, and barley.
It is made up of a long box, eleven pipes or tubes, two wheels, and a shaft.
The box is made of wood, and it
is about four feet long, and one foot wide.
The pipes are attached to the box, and are about one and a half feet long.
Their bottoms touch the ground, and they make little furrows(continues on next page)
