Let your local dealer check and service your machinery - and don’t leave it too late!
It can be easy to miss things, but because they know what to look for, the service team can address issues before they become expensive to fix.”
Check your seeder boots and points
“They are the most important thing, being the last bit that engages the ground. They’re so simple that often people can forget them, but slightly worn points will have a big impact on seed beds and germination. Worn points and boots can actually be very costly in terms of poor seed placement then germination.”
Assess seeder metering systems
Metering has to be accurate. Some fertilisers and other additives can be very corrosive, so check it over properly and service it regularly. Make sure the rollers are in good order, and that there are no leaks in the hoses and so on.”