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M-M grain drill

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Wes Jackson

09-15-2002 18:51:21




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Does anyone have a manual or seed rate chart for a M-M mod.3-8 grain drill. I just purchased this drill to overseed some bermudagrass pasture with rye and wheat, but part of the seed chart in the grain box lid is missing. Any help you guys can give would be appreciated. Thanks




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Burrhead

09-16-2002 22:36:31




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 Re: M-M grain drill in reply to Wes Jackson, 09-15-2002 18:51:21  
I got the chart how many pounds to the acre do you want of each and I'll look it up for ye.



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wes Jackson

09-17-2002 16:40:44




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 Re: Re: M-M grain drill in reply to Burrhead, 09-16-2002 22:36:31  
I was wanting to plant about 100# rye/acre. If you can help I would be greatful.
Also should I take the press wheels off and use a drag or leave the press wheels on by thierself. I am going to be planting in mostly bermuda sod.



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Burrhead

09-17-2002 18:04:20




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 Re: Re: Re: M-M grain drill in reply to wes Jackson, 09-17-2002 16:40:44  
Here's the M-M book numbers they skip from 88# up to 123# per acre

On your notch indicator

16 is 88# per acre
20 is 123# per acre

looks like 17-18 should be about right for 100#



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wes Jackson

09-17-2002 16:39:01




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 Re: Re: M-M grain drill in reply to Burrhead, 09-16-2002 22:36:31  
I was wanting to plant about 100# rye/acre. If you can help I would be greatful.
Also should I take the press wheels off and use a drag or leave the press wheels on by thierself. I am going to be planting in mostly bermuda sod.



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