With all these comments about bagging grain hasn't anyone sown sacks with twine and a sack needle? 2 half hitches around the ear, 3 stitches and pull 3 stitches and pull 3 stitches and pull, 2 half hitches on the last ear. A good sack sower could have a sack sown and stacked before you would get your machine ready. The hitches have to be done just right or the ears wont stand up right. I sowed a few sacks on an AC 60, and many out of a sacking hopper in the field with the combine or field cleaner. In the seed mill we closed re-usable canvas sacks bulldog style because the were going in a drill. I think hand sown burlap sacks would be an attraction in todays marketplace where people actually want family farm products. The problem is you can't get burlap sacks any more and skeins of sacking twine who knows.
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