Triton direct seed drill

Spud

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Arable Farmer
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YO62
Couple of pics from Twitter tonight for the grin. Uncalibrated monitor suggests 10% yield increase, due to AminoA...not the drill...at 13.6%...calculated back to 9%mc loses at least 7% of the claimed increase....

Other pic suggests 5 doses of AminoA (3 on the ear) makes masses of money out of continuous wheat...
So £50/ha (roughly) in AminoA, and at least twice more than a full program through with the sprayer, (he claims an ultra low input system) not to mention reduced yields under the sprayer from the multiple ear washes, makes almost a hundred quid a hectare of extra cost...so 3/4t/ha to stand still.

Tell me, good ship TFF, how would this convince me to buy a Triton drill?

I'm clearly missing something.

Cheers
 

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Fraserb

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Location
Scottish Borders
Couple of pics from Twitter tonight for the grin. Uncalibrated monitor suggests 10% yield increase, due to AminoA...not the drill...at 13.6%...calculated back to 9%mc loses at least 7% of the claimed increase....

Other pic suggests 5 doses of AminoA (3 on the ear) makes masses of money out of continuous wheat...
So £50/ha (roughly) in AminoA, and at least twice more than a full program through with the sprayer, (he claims an ultra low input system) not to mention reduced yields under the sprayer from the multiple ear washes, makes almost a hundred quid a hectare of extra cost...so 3/4t/ha to stand still.

Tell me, good ship TFF, how would this convince me to buy a Triton drill?

I'm clearly missing something.

Cheers

That was a 14 year wheat, we would need bigger trailers if we'd used some Aminoa
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Wigeon

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Arable Farmer
I have just ventured onto the triton twitter page.

The statement on 6th September that "triton continuous wheat gross margin is £1500/ha.." I found rather remarkable.

Seriously?

Wish I could do that.
 

principal skinner

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Arable Farmer
Location
Bedfordshire
I have just ventured onto the triton twitter page.

The statement on 6th September that "triton continuous wheat gross margin is £1500/ha.." I found rather remarkable.

Seriously?

Wish I could do that.

Got the hump when challenged on that twitter post, the drill offers some good points, the fact it looks like it was made in the dark out of scrap doesn’t help and the marketing is comical
 

farenheit

Member
Location
Midlands
Forget the Amino A. I quite like the idea of a triton drill. Trouble is now I couldn't put up with the embarrassment.
Exactly. Its not a terrible concept but nobody who interacts with them on Twitter of here are going to buy one now. Such an own goal. And also the Amino A that they refuse to do independent trials with (please correct if wrong), is such an unlikeable partnership. Its a drill, what does Aminos have to do with it??

PS did anyone get a huge dopamine response when they saw this thread had been updated??
 

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