Earth working and fluid distribution apparatus

Planting – Liquid or gas soil treatment – Hand manipulated

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111 86, 172724, A01C 2302

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041290828

ABSTRACT:
An earth-working and fluid distribution apparatus is disclosed including a plow having a frame and a shank connected thereto. The apparatus further includes a, shovel for breaking the earth and creating a furrow connectable to the shank, a fluid supply source attachable to the plow frame, fluid distribution means connectable to the plow shank and having connecting means to the fluid supply means, means for suppressing the soil connectable to the plow shank to seal the fluid into the soil following the distribution of the fluid, and means connectable to the plow shank for removing weeds during the plowing operation.

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