No till drill, planting & details - video

[TheBig8]

If weeds are a problem, you might consider beans for your spring planting. That will give you herbicide options to be weed-free going in to fall. In the fall, I drill my rye mix right in to the standing beans. Then the following spring, I drill beans into the rye and crimp the rye. This rotation has been a huge help getting weeds under control for me and provides a smorgasbord.View attachment 129345

That looks great!

How well do the beans stand back up after drilling through them? It seems like my drill would be ripping beans and stalks out of the ground as well as my tractor breaking the stalks?

 

[Meyer30]

That looks great!

How well do the beans stand back up after drilling through them? It seems like my drill would be ripping beans and stalks out of the ground as well as my tractor breaking the stalks?

I would suggest a forage bean variety. I use Eagle seed beans and I would say 70% or so stand back up. I've tried ag beans, they break off pretty easy and don't stand back up so well.