Where mowing is not practicable a subterranean clover seed crop is left to become dead ripe and then raked up when moist with a stiff-tined hay rake. Upper— A suitable type of rake for the work. Middle—Subterranean clover lying in windrows after being raked. Lower-A subterranean clover crop being carted to the stack after being«raked into windrows.
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 79, Issue 2, 15 August 1949, Page 159
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57Where mowing is not practicable a subterranean clover seed crop is left to become dead ripe and then raked up when moist with a stiff-tined hay rake. Upper— A suitable type of rake for the work. Middle—Subterranean clover lying in windrows after being raked. Lower-A subterranean clover crop being carted to the stack after being«raked into windrows. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 79, Issue 2, 15 August 1949, Page 159
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