Binder twine

The twine used to tie binder bundles.

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In our tests, we observed that outer bale sections, often weighing several hundred pounds, began to fall as the binder twine burned away.

Addressing Fire Risk in Biomass Storage

But he used binder twine to strangle the mum-of after bugging the property.

Millionaire murderer fails to get his sentence cut

And after first using chalk to mark their courses to prevent getting lost in the blind entries, they began using binder twine to show their routes.

The Jesse Wilson story: Part 2

There must have been a good hay crop in September 1951, as several purchases of binder twine, hay hooks and gloves were recorded.

TRACKING THE: Essentials IN THE PANHANDLE

Military rifles of that era had a stacking swivel, but these sports used a piece of binder twine. The side-by-sides are all hammer guns, but lurking in the back left is either a Winchester 1893 or 1897.

Guns on the Prairie

Jackson inmates worked in a textile mill, a cannery, farms, a binder twine mill, a metal stamping plant, and more.

Jackson prison industries: competition breed controversy

So I cleaned the Land Rover - even took the straw out, as well as the binder twine from my trousers.

Views are perfect ...and that's before the food arrives; Charles Evans headed for Durham to paint one of his favourite North East views - and also found a gem of a restaurant with a city centre postcode

There, Mimi Khonsari was taken from the car and strangled with a piece of binder twine. While near death, she was stabbed repeatedly, her neck sliced.

Creepy killer gets life for second time

Robert Chao Romero explores the smuggling of excluded Chinese labour into the United States through Mexico as well as Cuba between 1882 and 1916; Brenden Rensink examines cattle rustling and horse thieving in the Montanan borderlands during the early 1880s to demonstrate the transnational Crees' strategic use of the Forty-Ninth parallel as a tool of resistance; Sterling Evans focuses on the early twentieth-century smuggling of US-made binder twine into Canada within the broader context of the North American agricultural market system; George T.

Smugglers, Brothels, and Twine: Historical Perspectives on Contraband and Vice in North America's Borderlands

To avoid causing any more damage to the leg, he took a length of binder twine and tied the two legs together, the other acting as a splint.

I Once Was a Cowboy: Sixty Years a Canadian Ranch Hand

This complex machine made neat bundles of wheat or oat plants and tied them with binder twine. Hand labor stacked 8 to 10 bundles into "shocks" to ripen and dry.

Going, going, gone!

You can use ribbon or binder twine to tie tile plant to the trellis, but Doyle's recommends using Klipon[R] vine ties since they are inexpensive, easy to use and re-use, and make removing old dead canes easier.