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Meaning of dibbling
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dibbling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Dibble
dibbling Sentence Examples
- The farmer practiced dibbling techniques to ensure proper seed placement in the field.
- Dibbling involves making small holes in the soil for planting seeds or seedlings.
- She meticulously dibbled each carrot seed into the prepared garden bed.
- Dibbling is commonly used for planting crops such as onions, garlic, and lettuce.
- With a steady hand, he carefully dibbled the flower seeds into the potting soil.
- The gardener employed dibbling to achieve uniform spacing and depth in the seedbed.
- Dibbling is an ancient planting method dating back to early agricultural practices.
- She learned the art of dibbling from her grandparents, who passed down the tradition through generations.
- The farmer practiced dibbling with precision to maximize crop yield and minimize wasted seeds.
- Dibbling is a sustainable planting technique that promotes efficient use of resources and reduces environmental impact.
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The farmer practiced dibbling techniques to ensure proper seed placement in the field.
Dibbling involves making small holes in the soil for planting seeds or seedlings.
She meticulously dibbled each carrot seed into the prepared garden bed.
Dibbling is commonly used for planting crops such as onions, garlic, and lettuce.
