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Agribio Tech., Inc.

David R Woodling

Marlan O Scully

A bicycle powered mower comprises a securing member which connects to the front fork of a bicycle, a universal joint portion connected to the securing portion, and a mower connected to the universal joint portion. When a bicycle, with its front wheel removed and the securing portion of the bike mower secured to the front fork, is propelled by conventional means, the mower will move over an area to be mowed. The universal joint portion permits the bicycle to be turned without tilting the bike.

Bicycle powered mower

A bicycle powered lawn mower comprises a mower frame, to which is attached a rear axle carrying a pair of rear wheels. The mower frame includes bicycle support brackets whereby a bicycle can be releasably received on the frame. A drive is provided whereby the mower frame can be transported over a surface. The mower frame further comprises a cutter blade assembly operatively connected to the drive so that the blade assembly can be selectively activated or deactivated.

A time release bolus comprises a tubular member and an end cap secured to each other. The tubular member contains an inner bag which is adapted to receive and contain a nutrient or medicament substance. A capsule is provided in the tubular member, and upon fracture thereof, applies pressure to the inner bag. The end cap includes a plug which fits into an open end of the tubular member and a top portion. A passage is provided which leads from the tubular member to the exterior, such that nutrient or medicament can flow from the inside of the tubular member to the outside of the time release bolus. The bolus further includes in the end cap a mesh in the flow path of the substance, the mesh further restricting and controlling the amount of substance which may pass from the bolus to the exterior. Wings are provided on the end cap which are movable between a first retracted position where insertion per os of the bolus takes plus, and a second extended position adopted in the rumen to prevent regurgitation of the bolus.

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Cedar Crest, NM, United States of America

David R Woodling