" The discs are 7" apart, but most of the tubes from the grass box are just dangling and scatter it radomly, rather than perfect rows"
That just makes me wonder why you wouldn't broadcast and lightly harrow, drag whatever to cover. I have a big pasture I want to establish Buffalo and other native grasses in and want to know best method. I have gobs of drills from steel wheel to modern but want to ve most effecient. I wanted to plant it this spring but we have been Blessed with so much rain (and the wheat looks great and I am NOT complaining). I just havent had a time to disk the old 5hit out.
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