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Why not broadcast cereals with a fertiliser spreader to save the cost of a drill?
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<blockquote data-quote="nxy" data-source="post: 7824053" data-attributes="member: 466"><p>You would think so but a few years ago we bought a Kverneland tine seeder to do the job when it got wet. I quite liked it in the dry until we got a Vaderstad Rapid and found out what real depth control was. </p><p></p><p>In difficult conditions the tine seeder was pretty hit and miss as the tiny wheels sunk in the wet spots (when they were still going round and not come to a stop). Even how much seed was in the drill made a difference to how deep it drilled. Plus it was only 5m wide and we got on so much faster broadcasting that it got sold.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nxy, post: 7824053, member: 466"] You would think so but a few years ago we bought a Kverneland tine seeder to do the job when it got wet. I quite liked it in the dry until we got a Vaderstad Rapid and found out what real depth control was. In difficult conditions the tine seeder was pretty hit and miss as the tiny wheels sunk in the wet spots (when they were still going round and not come to a stop). Even how much seed was in the drill made a difference to how deep it drilled. Plus it was only 5m wide and we got on so much faster broadcasting that it got sold. [/QUOTE]
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