Case IH Early Riser Planter Row Unit: Beyond The Picket Fence To The Photocopy Plants

Case IH's Bill Hoeg, North America Marketing Manager for Planters, discussed the key agronomic principles in Early Riser planters and how Case IH is setting the industry standard to help you achieve earlier, more uniform emergence. To learn more, please visit www.caseih.com/agronomicdesign.

[@mnmike2012]

Bill Hoeg really knows these planters, smart man

[@RJ1999x]

mnmike2012 Bill Hoeg is an asshole. I met him years ago at a CaseIH school. obnoxious arrogant unknowledgeable. Had no idea of the competitive machines, just cheerleader the CaseIH crap. I thought he would have been fired years ago

[@hassanakhtarkk6085]

All the machinery from all companies are for large agrifarms. Can you please make a hand pull single or double row planter for good prepared land or for furrows. In world small farmers are far more than big farmers and they do have more area. I am sure for Pakistan such manual hand push planters (assuming same planting capabilities except speed) have a very large market

[@GermanShepherd1983]

CIH needs to redesign it's gauge wheel arms so that the back of the gauge wheel tire is tight against the seed disk. It makes no sense to have the tire slightly away and let the seed trench come up. It actually causes the gauge wheels to plug up with mud unless you have MudSmith or some other spoked gauge wheel.