Can you no-till grass seed?

“No-till seeding can be successfully done in late winter, spring or early fall, but it is important to make plans and preparations in advance so the seeding can be made on time,” said Hobbs. The use of seeds with a high germination percentage and for forage that is adapted to Missouri is also important for success.

What is a no-till drill?

A no-till drill is a very heavy drill with a specialized disk set-up that cuts through plant residue, places the seed at the correct depth and then presses the soil back over the seed for good soil to seed contact. Advantages to planting no-till includes erosion control, fuel and time savings.

What kind of no till seeder do I Need?

The NTS25 and NTS26 Series No-Till Seeder, available in 7′, 9′, and 11′ widths, makes quick work of renovating pastures, reclaiming rights-of-way, and planting food plots. Designed with ease of use in mind, the NTS25 and NTS26 Series Seeder comes with a variety of built-in features. Metering is ground-driven by the rear packer-roller.

How does a Great Plains No till seeder work?

Can be run with minimum soil disturbance or set to a more aggressive angle for more tillage. Easily disengage drive sprockets with Great Plains’ patent-pending lockout clutch on all boxes. The rear packer (roller) utilizes spikes to drive the metering unit while firming seed in place. Standard is a regular seed box and a small seeds box.

How big is a no till seed drill?

315-777-2513 2 PT, W/MARKERS AND SEED BOXES – 30′ NO TILL DRILL Disc’s are 12 in in diameter. 10 pull type no till grain drill, two large seed boxes, double disc openers with steel closing wheels, local trade. It could use some opening disc to get it to best condition but will plant as it is.

Can a native grass box be installed in a no till seeder?

An optional native grass box can be factory-installed to seed warm-season, fluffy grasses. Changing seed rates is quick and effortless with these permanently lubricated, sealed gearboxes.