Mini 4 Planting a field in Edmonton with a big John Deere tractor

[blackomega]

Here is a massive articulating, quad track tractor planting a field in Edmonton Alberta.
are there any John Deere fans in here that can tell me exactly what type of tractor this is and what kind of implement its towing.
I will happily adjust the title

enjoy

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[GFields]

Awesome video! Well done!

 

[AnzacJack]

 

[twickers14]

Interesting to see. What is the soil with black bits in it?

 

[Fun Flyer]

Here is a massive articulating, quad track tractor planting a field in Edmonton Alberta.
are there any John Deere fans in here that can tell me exactly what type of tractor this is and what kind of implement its towing.
I will happily adjust the title

enjoy

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Hi black omega check out this link for some information on the tractor. Waterloo plant will make newest Deere tractor
And goggle this one for the implement. blue air seeder

Nice video BTW.

 

[Fun Flyer]

Interesting to see. What is the soil with black bits in it?

Hi twickers14. Goggle “no till farming” for information.
The black bits are actually the soil, as the previous crops stubble (short stems) have been left in the ground and not turned over into the soil.

 

[twickers14]

Hi twickers14. Goggle “no till farming” for information.
The black bits are actually the soil, as the previous crops stubble (short stems) have been left in the ground and not turned over into the soil.

Thank you. Will have a look.

 

[blackomega]

Awesome video! Well done!

Thanks

 

[blackomega]

Hi black omega check out this link for some information on the tractor. Waterloo plant will make newest Deere tractor
And goggle this one for the implement. blue air seeder

Nice video BTW.

Thanks for the information. and thanks for watching. Its an amazing machine

 

[blackomega]

Hi twickers14. Goggle “no till farming” for information.
The black bits are actually the soil, as the previous crops stubble (short stems) have been left in the ground and not turned over into the soil.

Thats really cool. I have heard of no till farming, don't see a lot of that living on the west coast.