Hello and welcome back to the show. This is episode number 164, and today we are going to talk about some planter attachments and some of the things to think about when looking into additions or changes to your planter setup.

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There's a lot of different attachments, trinkets, whatever you want to refer to them as.

You can break the bank hanging things on your planter.

There's a lot of different things, front to back, side to side, a lot of different

companies out there.

Now, keep in mind, I'm not, this podcast is not meant to kind of refer you one way or

another. It's just some of the things to think about when we're looking into planter attachments.

And the biggest thing when it comes to every single one of these that I'm going to go through

is finding a reason, finding, you know,

do we have a problem and is there an attachment on the market that can solve that problem?

Can we gain better seed placement? Can we gain better plant stand or emerged stand? Can we increase our yields?

Can we decrease our costs? There's a lot of things. And the other thing that you always have to

think about is because it works for the guy in the county next to you doesn't necessarily mean it's going to work

on your operation or your soil types or for your operation in how you plant. Every farmer

runs their planter a different way. Every operator drives the tractor a little bit different.

Everybody does things just a little bit different. And that, of course, is the competitive

advantage that you have on your operation. And we don't want to take that away. It's your

operation. You get to decide how you operate, how you

function, and what you do with your planter. So keeping all of that in mind, I'm just going to go

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