windrower

/ˈwɪndˌroʊər/
noun
  1. A farming machine that cuts crops and arranges them in long rows to dry before harvesting.
    • After the windrower passed, the field was lined with rows of drying alfalfa.
    • The farmer used a windrower to cut the wheat and lay it in neat rows.
    • Modern windrowers can cover many acres of hay in a single day.
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