Did you look at my reply on seed balls?
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Jul 16 at 9:34 PM
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Sri
Making seed balls for 500 acre and then spreading it through labour, i dont think will be an economical option.
And i am interested in a MECHANIZED solution
Aman
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Jul 22 at 9:34 PM
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Here’s what you’ll learn during this 60-minute webinar:
What species of cover crops tend to complement each other well when mixed together
Application and seeding tips, including proper rate ratios, when creating blends of cover crops
How many different species of seed can be mixed for beneficial impact
What types of blends he has used and how much he is willing to spend to get a desired result.
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