When it comes to actual ag products (not food plot machinery)...
What is the differences between a no-till planter and a no-till drill?
Do most plant corn and beans?
Best make?
Price range?
Here's a couple pics of my JD 7000 4 row planter for comparison
This pic shows the no-till coulter which sets it apart from ordinary planters without the no-till coulters
On any planter or drill, the "wavy" no-till coulter helps cut through trash and loosen a narrow band of soil ahead of the planter itself.
JD 7000's in 4 row run from $500-2500 and you can by seed cups for almost any type of "row crop" seed such as corn, soybeans, milo, sunflowers and others.
This is a Truax no-till drill...notice it has multiple rows roughly 7" apart versus a planter of 30-38"
Most drills such as this one will plant almost any type of seed as they have a small seed box for clover, switchgrass or brassicas and large seed box for cereal grains and even soybeans or corn.
One can block off some rows to plant wider rows making a modern drill like this one more versitile but...a drill like that can run $14,000 easily.
Used ones are difficult to find but certainly could be found for much less then new. Truax and Great Plains are a couple that come to mind and most county conservation boards here in Iowa have them to rent for 5 bucks an acre...