Re: [CH] Dibble bars

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On Tuesday, March 25, 2003, at 09:48  AM, Brent Thompson wrote:

>> ? what's a dibble Bar...
>> Just curious...
>
> I've only seen/heard it called a 'dibble stick' before.
>
> It is a (gently) conically shaped stick/bar/rod usually about 8 inches 
> long
> or so, used to poke a hole in ground, of just the right depth to plant 
> the
> particular seed you have in your hand; one hole, one seed at a time.  
> After
> dropping the seed into the hole, of course you press back the soil to 
> cover
> the seed, water, and done.

So, it's like a Mother Earth Impregnation Device, adjust able I would 
assume.  Comes with a harness?  Ku.


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