Planting Pea Seeds

What happens here

With the seeder prepared for peas, the gardener pushes it along the pre-tilled rows. He holds the seeder tilted slightly to the right to ensure proper seed pickup. The coulter cuts a furrow, seeds are dropped, and the chain drag covers them, followed by the rear wheel packing the soil. During this process, the gardener observes that too many seeds are being dropped, indicating the pea seed plate may be too large for the specific pea size, suggesting a smaller plate (like an okra plate) might be better.

Goal: Plant pea seeds along the prepared rows.