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Regen Ag and No-till Machinery
Tine Direct Drills
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<blockquote data-quote="Warnesworth" data-source="post: 6774127" data-attributes="member: 3357"><p>Thanks [USER=166]@Brisel[/USER], slightly misquoted which I shall now correct;</p><p></p><p>I believe you need to both a tine and a disc drill to follow a Conservation Ag system well, and achieve consistently good results; <strong>but the tine drill should be the first purchase <u>and remain the default drill</u>.</strong></p><p></p><p>Too many are swayed by the minimal disturbance of a disc drill at the expense of good crop establishment etc. This is especially noticeable this autumn when a disc drill should have remained in the shed at all times.</p><p>The disc drill is important for drilling into cover crops etc but it has massive limitations which a narrow tine drill will mostly overcome.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Warnesworth, post: 6774127, member: 3357"] Thanks [USER=166]@Brisel[/USER], slightly misquoted which I shall now correct; I believe you need to both a tine and a disc drill to follow a Conservation Ag system well, and achieve consistently good results; [B]but the tine drill should be the first purchase [U]and remain the default drill[/U].[/B] Too many are swayed by the minimal disturbance of a disc drill at the expense of good crop establishment etc. This is especially noticeable this autumn when a disc drill should have remained in the shed at all times. The disc drill is important for drilling into cover crops etc but it has massive limitations which a narrow tine drill will mostly overcome. [/QUOTE]
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