Introduction to No-Till Seed Drilling
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HOW DOES A NO TILL SEED DRILL WORK..SEEDING NEW PASTURE TIPS, IDEAS AND THOUGHTS
What happens here
The presenter, Josh, introduces the no-till seed drill, explaining it's used for seeding a large area on his farm. He mentions having approximately 60 bags of fescue seed, valued at around $3,500, to plant. The drill is rented from a local farmer for $15 per acre. The plan is to plant grass seed, clover, and wheat to ensure good establishment and growth for the new pasture. The overall goal is to complete the seeding and hay baling before winter.
Goal: The video introduces the process of seeding a large land area using a no-till seed drill attached to a tractor. The objective is to plant a significant amount of grass, clover, and wheat for a new pasture.
Tools and materials
- No-till seed drill
- Tractor
- Clover seed
- Fescue grass seed
- Wheat/Oats/Soybean mix
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