Planting Soybeans 2020 - Great Plains 1006NT 

Great Plains makes a really good drill. Yea, they’re expensive but, they’re built to last & take the beating. I used a 706 no-till on a lot of acres, that’s 7ft seeding width. As long as it doesn’t brake, I don’t mind the extra time.

Pretty good video maybe I missed Watt tractor do you have I have a John Deere 4066R which is hydrostatic I really think it would pull this just fine. What’s your opinion?

How's the beans looking. Hopefully better than the wheat turned out.

I have the same drill only a six footer. I went through the same scenario when I set mine up for beans. I have found soil conditions aren't always perfect so you have to set the drill each time to something a little different. Had to add weight to mine too. I don't have the turbo till colters but the "bubble" style. They seem to cut a little better for me. The colters are spring loaded so they will only do so much in very hard ground. You were correct to level it back up. The drill is designed to run level. Never trust the settings. There are too many variables. Learn to calibrate the drill and do the math yourself.

So, what are the low crops that people grow, is it soybeans? Or something else?

charts (info from mfg's) is always from their perspective nominal(not exact) so yes it is up to you to do the figuring...darn it

It looks fast,How fast is it?

Just bought a land pride nt606 3 going drill. Planting with a deere 5075e and I'm growing deer. Real world soybeans