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Read articles →This video is an introduction visit: the team from PH Outdoors brings their no-till drill to the farm and walks through the attachment itself, hopper design, gate settings for different seed types, calibration procedure, and a metal-latch upgrade over older models. It's more of a product meet-and-greet than a field operation video, so viewers wanting to see it actually seeding ground should look elsewhere. Best for landowners curious whether a commercial-grade no-till drill fits their setup.
A family farming channel run by an enthusiast owner-operator who openly states he is a long-time fan of the PH Outdoors brand, though he also discloses no money changed hands for the feature.
Spin the drill a set number of times per the math on ph-outdoors.com, let seed drop into a flipped tray, then weigh it on a scale to check the rate.
Brassicas and clovers run near zero, wheat and oats around one, beans at two, and corn around three, adjusted for seed size.
The older rubber latches would get dry, crack, and eventually break from UV exposure, so they switched to metal latches instead.
Yes, it is described as commercial quality, built like a tank with thick steel, so heavy the tractor could not lift it and a skid steer was needed.
