HOW DOES A NO TILL SEED DRILL WORK..SEEDING NEW PASTURE TIPS, IDEAS AND THOUGHTS

In today's farm vlog I'll show you how the "no till" grain seed drill works for seeding new pasture..we will get a walk around and I'll take you with me as I seed the land we cleared after cutting the timber. Taking back the overgrown jungle of a farm and making beautiful pastureland for cattle. I'll also introduce you to a new type of grass seed K32 or kentucky 32

[CleanClaspCollector]

You look very happy doing this. I miss that. Working your butt off doing hard work is....hard work... but it's so stress-free mentally compared to the office BS. It makes you happy.

[mariaromo]

I had so much fun watching your video, great attitude!

[billparker]

Best part of the video was seeing that cheesy smile of a man living his dream! Great video and thanks for taking time to document your journey! Best life Bud!

[PanzonVilla]

3 guys goin’ at it; plowing in a field. God, farming sounds great.
Great video, dude!

[unclegrandpah]

Your property is coming along very fast & looking more & more beautiful Every time I watch.

[heatmoon]

We used a bigger haybuster in NW MN, fungus issues slowed down our no till movemnt. Then it didn't rain for about 8 years. It was a good drill for any seeding, the hoppers were very large.

[robburke]

Back in the day, I used to use the seed bags for floor mats.

[ruthnorman]

I’ve never seen 40# per acre on establishing pasture. 25# for fescue here in East Tennessee is what all the farmer co-op say. We are being reimbursed this year on 100 acres through a program with university of TN and although we have to plant fescue and clover the specs were 25 and 4# per acre. Great videos and keep us posted on how this field comes up.

[jkhenderson]

Livin' the dream! Looking great!

[alejandroporras]

Cool video and background music ! Greetings from Panama and thanks for sharing !!

[donniecollins]

From experience I always use a pull behind Aretor and seeder all in one made just like that but has an aretor instead of using the slit seeded it drops the seed into a hole about 3/4 of inch into the ground I have also found the over seeding about a month or so after helps the Grass take root over the winter just food for thought. Rye grass also helps establish a quick root system so the Grass has something to attach to.

[davidclarke]

Hi you are doing a great job on the farm nice video buddy

[Kypreparedness]

I almost 🤮 when you noted the prices. I wish seed was still that cheap lol

[veulmet]

3 guys getting busy, you correct yourself on that and then you say your getting busy with the tractor. love those slips of the tongue. lol

[Forevertrue]

Its not inoculated to prevent disease its inoculated to provide the bacteria that take nitrogen from the air and form nodules on the roots of nitrogen to feed the soil.

[Richard-jtnt]

Great video, just what I needed to teach my city raised daughter about how a "tractor" seeds a field, hope it countered the silly cartoon tractors she was watching.

[brian_]

What I was thinking when you were cutting them bags of seed, is the lil white pieces of the bag clog the seed cups up. Josh going to be digging some seeds out.

[simplysevenliving]

been watching the use of the no drill till application in the use of food plots . the benefits are great and useful for building soil in crappt rocky ground if used with a buffalo crimper

[TheDirtyyoungman]

Haaahahaha... "three guys, , going at it"... You savage you! 😄

[Steve-psqw]

lmao, three guys goin at it...in what way?  fighting or???  you crack me up.