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[@GoodWorksTractors]

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[@Veritas1992]

I’ve been following Jeff as well as your channel for about the same amount of time after buying some land and started hunting a couple years ago. It’ll be interesting to see the results of till vs no till plots on your property.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I'm excited too. Been spending a lot of time already starting to implement the plan. Looking forward to fall.

[@driverjamescopeland]

3:16 - cover crops serve all the purposes you mention... and another huge benefit is soil retention and silt reduction.

[@MarkGardner66Bonnie]

Always a pleasure to stop by...thank you I have so much to learn as I bought my first tractor and can see I will be buying more items for it...sort of like my Harley... :-)

[@kylerayk]

Great video, Courtney! I love the "batter up" shot with the RhinoHide Canopy!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha, I want to redo that shot. I had a "bum" arm back then and couldn't really swing it like I wanted!

[@trcass1]

neat video. have never heard of a crimper before. looks pretty cool. good luck with your food plots. I'll bet they'll be coming in from all over.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha, I hope you're right! Thanks for watching :)

[@justanotherviewer52]

That's a pretty versatile tool.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Definitely, thanks for watching!

[@maryloulabreche7926]

Why not seed into the Rye and then Flailmower which would give a nice thick mat of cover to protect the seed bed with a layer of mulch? no need for a crimper but the cultipacker is great. Dave

[@knurles]

How thick is the metal on the crimper. If I hit a rock or stump will it survive or is this only for prepared ground?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Good question. I don't see the answer on their website, but definitely could reach out to them to find out! www.packermaxx.com

[@knurles]

@@GoodWorksTractors very much a product I would use heavy clay up by grand rapids MI and cover crops help with it but when doing forage plots etc I'm trying to avoid doing a real clearing before planting crops. Currently I just extend my top link and drag my flail mower around on it's rear roller doesn't crimp properly but does flatten.

[@packermaxx8085]

The metal blades are 3/16” thick steal. We do not recommend on extremely rocky soils but will take reasonable rock and stump hits. We have never had a blade break off. Even if one bends a little it will still do the crimping job. Thanks!

[@packermaxx8085]

@@knurlesWe are located just north of Grand Rapids in Rockford right off 131. Stop out and see us.

[@macdawg6403]

You could create Crop Circles .. haha

[@shanehatcher9394]

Looks like you figured out the key to crop circles lol!!!!

[@pdurden1]

Starting to see Summit Tractors at Home Depot In Alabama and Tennessee

[@willbass2869]

You can direct drill larger seed like corn soybean directly into "green" freshly crimped rye....but you might have problems with small seed clover though. Clover really needs a shallow drilling and the drill will "float" on the mat of rye thus making soil contact more iffy

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I’ve never drilled clover. Broadcasting and barely covering has worked really well for me historically.

[@dustybowhunter]

Will you keep us updated on the foodplots?

[@phild9813]

Nice tool!

[@caputoskubota337]

i wanted to add a lawn roller to my tools but going back and forth between something like this and a roller. I cant find a good quality roller that's not quite commercial-level. I live in florida so when i till it really fluffs up thought a roller i could use after i re till / seed my yard. when not seeding or overseeding i would just maybe use it to smooth out everything a bit after it rains (sand really moves around). I think this would pretty much do want i want it to for seeding perhaps even better however doubt i could use to just smooth lawn.

[@HawaiiSustainable]

Chevron pattern roller crimper works better for terminating cover crops for notill

[@woodyhinson6527]

I have a 3025E John Deere will that top like on your tractor fit it?

[@lefthandedarcher2126]

Is this tractor you’re using comparable size wise to the kioti ck 2620 or cx2510?

[@dwayneallen3539]

What is the bottom flag about

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Custom flag with my company name and logo

[@paulreenders8775]

No go green

[@MrGus.1]

Thanks for the review. The audio is clear and the video good....BUT, please...stay on topic. Your wandering commentary is not useful.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Huh?