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Read articles →A homeowner-perspective episode driven by rising seed costs, this video reviews a failed fall seeding, then shows a spring redo using a Woods seeder and a Ventrac Aeravator on an electric tractor. It covers real seed pricing, honest failure analysis, soil condition effects on the aeravator, and a brief battery-usage report. Best for DIY lawn seeders weighing no-till tools or curious about electric tractor practicality on light implement work.
Tractor Time with Tim is a family-run hobby-farm channel presenting projects from an enthusiastic owner-learner stance, not a dealership or professional agronomist.
Drought from mid-August to late October delayed seeding, then after seed finally grew, some of it froze out over winter and washed out in spring rains.
It works well when soil is moderately hard to moderately soft, but in freshly tilled or muddy soil it just pokes holes or buries itself instead of working the soil properly.
Mowing with a PTO finish mower for 1.7 hours used about 50 percent of the battery, while seeding with just the loader attached used only about 6 percent battery.
The video notes better luck has come from using straw over seed, but it requires a straw blower and sourcing straw, making the decision difficult given the money already spent on seed.
