Glossary

Baler

The term baler or Baler may refer to the following:

  • a machine used in farms to compact harvested crops into bales that are easier to handle, transport and store
  • a municipality and the capital of Aurora province in the Philippines
  • a 2008 Philippine drama film
  • a couple of species of sea snails in the genus Melo


Other Database Pages Exist for this Phrase:
Bale (Bale refers to a package of wool in a standard. ..)
Downstroke baler (Downstroke baler is identified as a baling ...)
Double-ram baler (Double-ram baler is described a a baler with a ...)

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