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Re: Why the name Binder?


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Posted by John in Nebr. on October 30, 2004 at 06:39:41 from (209.74.225.194):

In Reply to: Why the name Binder? posted by Rick L. on October 30, 2004 at 05:26:56:

The name binder originated with IHC, when Cyrus McCormick developed the first successful grain binder. The big deal about that was, prior to that, harvesting grain meant using a two handed scythe. The binder/grain harvestor, cut the grain, rolled it into a long bundle, and tied it with twine, Binder twine. A huge development in agriculture, which is where McCormick and later IHC got its start. John in Nebraska


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