Hi @sebastianpfeil537, we will be at Agritechnica this year. We will be in Hall 5, Stand B28. We'll check on the list of international distributors, and we will get back to you.

Please send us your email address and we'll have one of our International reps get in touch with you.

Thank you for your question, Travis. The housing is made of a reinforced polyurethane material that is similar in durability to our previous designs. The actual seed meter wheel and small seeds meter wheel are centered metal, and this is the same material used in our older feed cup meter wheel. So although we have changed the design of the components to improve accuracy, the raw materials used are very similar in quality and durability. The last component is the fertilizer meter wheel which is a durable, corrosive-resistant polyurethane material with a long wear life. Since 1984, we have used polyurethane metering components in air drill meters with a high success rate.

@@GreatPlainsAg thanks for answering, I’m looking hard into this regenerative ag stuff and am thinking I need to invest in a No till drill and corn planter in the coming years. Only problem is seems the closest dealer of yours is almost 2 hours from me.

@@travist6366 Not a problem. It sounds like you already have looked up your nearest dealer, but be sure to check out our Dealer Locator to see if there are any closer dealers. If there's anything else you have questions about or need assistance with, head over to our website and fill out one of our Contact Us forms, and one of our Sales reps will be in touch.

Yes, an end wheel no-till drill will do all of the things you asked. It is available in 6', 7',10', and 12' versions. To deliver both seed and fertilizer, you would want to order it with the optional fertilizer box. For more information, visit www.greatplainsag.com/en/implements/united-states/compact-drills. The models are 606NT, 706NT, 1006NT, and 1206NT. Should you need a drill that works in a tilled seedbed, consider an 8' 800F or a 13' 1300F drill with the optional fertilizer box.

Hi Steven, thanks for your question. On 4-17-2019, we shot the initial video about ruts and tools that might be used to remove them, including the Great Plains Ultra-Disk. This was done as an emergency pass to level the field so the farmer could plant. In spring of 2019, time was limited to leveling the field for planting, so we were forced to cover the ruts up and allow spring planting. The 4 of 5 Ruts Exposed video was shot on 4-18-2019. Our agronomist explains the need to address the ruts in the fall after harvest with a deep fall tillage tool to actually remove the compaction layers left by our spring emergency tillage pass. We documented the location of the rut, so we could return to the same spot later. In late spring/early summer, the farmer used a soil finisher to further smooth the field and planted soybeans with a 30” planter. On 12-4-2019, we went back to the same rut and destroyed the compaction layer with a Max-Chisel. Videos 1-5 were documented and filmed at the exact same location, though we did use 4 different camera angles. Hope this helps!

Hi Omsen, our Peanut Planter would be a great choice. It features the Air-Pro meter. Here's a link to our website for more information: www.greatplainsag.com/en/products/11313/peanut-planter

We're happy to answer your question. Could you clarify your question for us?

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Hi Renier, it can go from 12 to 16" deep. You can learn more about the sub-soiler on our website: www.greatplainsag.com/en/products/709/sub-soiler

Thank you for the information I appreciate it.

3rd cloud from the one above the 5th pivot tower in the other field

Hi, Thanks for your question. It will not be retrofittable to all versions of the Air-Pro meter.

Hello! Feel free to contact us at bit.ly/2mvLnqq and fill out our contact form.

Hi, you can reach us at our Contact Us form on our website. Those submissions go directly to a live person. Here's the link: bit.ly/2mvLnqq

Доброго дня соняшник різнокаліберний добре сіє ?

Hary Dirty не пробували. На саме мілке насіння замовляли диски під сорго.

@@user-ey8wv5sm8j як таке можливо там не однакова кількість ячейок на висіваючому диску чи однакова?

Hi Justin, thanks for your question. The short answer is that it depends. The Ultra-Chisel can be equipped with 7" wing points, which are specially designed to create total fracture across the entire profile rather than just rip slots in the soil. This gives more of a vertical tillage effect, which wouldn't create as much of a density layer. However, the Ultra Chisel can also be outfitted with sweeps. It definitely depends on what options you are looking for on your operation. For more assistance, feel free to reach out to your local Great Plains dealer or visit our website bit.ly/2zcvXhj

Hi Justin, give us an email at [email protected] and we'd be happy to answer this for you.

Hi Justin, drop us an email at [email protected] and we'd be happy to visit with you!

Hi #16 Racing, check out our full line of planters at www.greatplainsag.com/en/implement-blocks/united-states/yield-pro-planters/. We have a wide variety to meet the needs of every operation.

Hello Josh! We'd be happy to arrange that, if you wouldn't mind filling out this form on our website. Thank you! www.greatplainsag.com/en/10129/request-product-demo

Hello - please accept our apologies for missing your comment when it was first posted. Here is our advice: This drill is built and sold as a no-till drill. However, many are used in a min-till fashion. As far as we can tell, you shouldn’t have any issues. In min-till conditions, there’s always a possibility that coulter blades may need to be removed in some fluffy conditions. In some hard no-till conditions, you may also need to add the optional weight brackets to the drill-the additional weight will aid penetration. Feel free to contact us here if you have more questions! www.greatplainsag.com/node/13

+Josh Cage Hi Josh, All of our drills that are equipped with a fluted-feed metering system and positive depth control will meter and plant these seeds very well. Our Compacts, Min-Till, No-Till, HD, and Air Drills should all be effective for planting alfalfa. Visit our website, www.greatplainsag.com, for more information!

Thanks for your question! This type of tillage creates "beds" for bedded irrigation. In the Delta, they plant into these beds to prevent the over-saturation of roots, because the water is able to drain off the mound. In other cases, water is pumped through the channels directly to, or close to, the roots.

just say: potatoes....

Here I'm Minnesota it's common for farmers to it in the fall for sugarbeets planting on the spring

diamonddog257 this is the Mississippi delta. We row up to plant cotton, corn and soybeans. Everything is precision leveled and furrow irrigated .

Hi from Oamaru, New Zealand. whattabout Tomato, melon and Pumpkin?. here the cannery actually use the Japanese market export squash (''Delica'' squash...very dry and brilliant for use on pumpkin soup or deep fried as wedges like potato) which is like a really hard pumpkin in as fill for Tomato sauce / ketchup.