Is your pasture in need of reseeding?
Are weeds taking over or limiting the amount of grazing available for your livestock?
Are you interested in planting wildlife mixtures?

Why not give it a try before investing in your own equipment?
 

Benefits of using a No Till Drill:

• Reduces Non-point Source Pollution

• Reduces Soil Erosion

• Protects Water Quality

• Reduces Chemical Runoff

• Reduces Soil Compaction

• Permanent Ground Cover

• Retains Soil Moisture

*Excess sedimentation from erosion is one of the most detrimental water quality problems we face in this area.  There is a variety of sources attributing to erosion problems.  One of the sources we are able to address is poorly managed pastures and eroding cropland.  Technology has improved, newer and more efficient methods of seeding have continued to develop.  
 

Available for rent, two 10-ft Great Plains No Till Drills for $12/acre from the Potter County Conservation District.  The drills are available to farmers in Potter, McKean, and Tioga Counties for whom purchase of a drill is not economically feasible. For more information, contact or visit the Potter County Conservation District.