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Read articles →This is a hands-on food-plot planting video with a John Deere 5075E pulling a Massey Ferguson 33 grain drill, followed up with a walkthrough of germination results across several plots (corn, clover, peas, sunflowers, rye grass). It covers real field conditions, drill setup quirks (single-disc openers, homemade seed-tube guides), and honest results including patchy germination. Best for owners curious about grain drill performance and food-plot planting, not spec comparisons.
Appears to be a landowner or hobby farmer sharing personal food-plot projects on their own property, not a dealer or professional reviewer.
The owner says it has done excellent for everything needed, putting grass seed in wonderfully, though it is not a true no-till drill since it uses single disc openers.
Yes, black oil sunflower seeds planted on unprepared ground got decent germination rates where there was not heavy thatch, according to the video.
The transcript notes peas did not get into the ground as well as hoped, with some peas landing on top of the soil instead of being covered.
