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What are the uses of combine harvester?

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To gather crops that are either still standing or have been cut into a swath, separate the seeds from the leaves and stems (called chaff), and store the seeds in a holding bin at the top of the combine until it's is full and needs to be emptied, though an auger, to a grain truck. So, ultimately, all the Combine or Combine Harvester is used for is to harvest crops.

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