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A big part of what we do here at PSSAG is the fitting of our products on farm to customers existing planters. Whether you have an old John Deere,Case, Kinzie, Norseman, Boss or Monosum planter we can retro fit Delta Force and vDrive (electric drive) ...

The team at PSSAG have patiently been waiting in anticipation of the arrival of Furrow Force units that have been in Beta testing for the last 2 seasons in the USA at Precision Planting this season there were 800 run across the US in all soil types a...

James from Brookstead Farming on the Darling Downs shares with us his experience with Precision Planting. Watch the video to hear what James has to say. We are here to help increase your crop yields by increasing plant germination and improving si...

We got a call last Friday morning from a farmer at Carrathool near Griffith in the Riverina. They had  planted 80Ha’s of a  field to cotton. The hills in the irrigation beds were very soft. The planter was flattening the hills during...

David was interviewed by Pacific Seeds Australia recently in their Behind the Seed podcast. Find details about it below. NEW PODCAST ALERT: In the fourth episode of Behind the Seed, we explore Dave McGavin’s passion for agriculture and how p...

Ohh, what a trip we had!The 2019 PSSAG Study Tour began on 24th July 2019 when 17 farmers and dealers headed to the USA for 2 weeks of learning and adventures. From the 360 Yield Center “Proving Grounds”, to farm visits around Illinois, a...

20/20 Software Updates and Boot Software Downloads Sprocket chart for eSet...

Ten things to check before planting season: 1. Level the Planter Check hitch height. Make sure the planter’s tool bar is level (vertically) or running slightly up hill. When planters tip down, coulters run too deep and closing wheels run too ...

By Trevor Philp; Summer Crop Agronomist, Pacific Seeds Its long been understood that uneven gappy plant stands reduce yield and promote unevenness in corn crops, but it has been assumed that grain sorghum is not affected by this. Grain sorghums abil...