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PAL, those are airdrills and airseeders and yes they are capable of seeding directly into the stubble. Really when it gets right down to it not much has changed. Our forefathers used drills and diskers that could do that too. What has changed is the ease of filling, how much can be done between fills, the automatic fold up ease of moving and the acres that can be done in a day. Not to mention that they steer themselves and never overlap thanks to GPS.

26 is too cold to wake up to at this time of year. My airseeder also has a liquid component to it and we got at least that cold the other night which caused a several hour thawing process while all my neighbors ran. A little rain makes good grass managers out of most of us. :wink:

<blockquote data-quote="per" data-source="post: 459891" data-attributes="member: 2477">PAL, those are airdrills and airseeders and yes they are capable of seeding directly into the stubble. Really when it gets right down to it not much has changed. Our forefathers used drills and diskers that could do that too. What has changed is the ease of filling, how much can be done between fills, the automatic fold up ease of moving and the acres that can be done in a day. Not to mention that they steer themselves and never overlap thanks to GPS.26 is too cold to wake up to at this time of year. My airseeder also has a liquid component to it and we got at least that cold the other night which caused a several hour thawing process while all my neighbors ran.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f622.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":cry:" title="Crying&nbsp; &nbsp; :cry:"&nbsp; data-smilie="15"data-shortname=":cry:" /> A little rain makes good grass managers out of most of us. :wink:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="per, post: 459891, member: 2477"] PAL, those are airdrills and airseeders and yes they are capable of seeding directly into the stubble. Really when it gets right down to it not much has changed. Our forefathers used drills and diskers that could do that too. What has changed is the ease of filling, how much can be done between fills, the automatic fold up ease of moving and the acres that can be done in a day. Not to mention that they steer themselves and never overlap thanks to GPS. 26 is too cold to wake up to at this time of year. My airseeder also has a liquid component to it and we got at least that cold the other night which caused a several hour thawing process while all my neighbors ran. :cry: A little rain makes good grass managers out of most of us. :wink: [/QUOTE]

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