The type furrow opener used in zero tillage implement is: a Reversible type b Inverted type c Shoe type d Hoe type

The type furrow opener used in zero tillage implement is:
a Reversible type
b Inverted type
c Shoe type
d Hoe type
by

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b Inverted type
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