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Re: Questions about WR-9 and WDR-9's
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Posted by 55 50 on February 13, 2005 at 10:22:44 from (216.114.212.151):
In Reply to: Questions about WR-9 and WDR-9's posted by Glen Thibodeaux on February 13, 2005 at 08:05:55:
I would say they are rare in many parts of the country. But certainly that would not include the Great Plains of the US and Canada where they were quite common even though the "R" in their designation meant rice special. They were probably quite common in the rice growing regions of the US also.
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