Attachment 1 - Specifications.pdf
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- No Till Cone Drill Federal contract opportunity
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- 12805B23Q0895
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This document contains specifications for a no-till cone drill to be delivered under federal contract number 12805B23Q0895 with the Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery Plains Area. The no-till cone drill must have 10 row units configured for 7.5-inch row spacing, with the ability to remove the back toolbar to convert to 5 row units at 15-inch spacing. Required features include John Deere Series 90 row units, a belt cone seeder adjustable from pennycress to chickpeas, bulk and fertilizer boxes, and foot pedal activation. The equipment must be delivered to the USDA-ARS North Central Soil Conservation Research Lab in Morris, Minnesota within one year of award.
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Attachment 1 – Specifications
• No-Till Cone Drill with variable row spacing from 7.5” to 15”
• 10 row units set up for 7.5” rows o Dual toolbar with 5 row units on the front toolbar and 5 units on the back toolbar o Option to remove the back toolbar to convert drill from 10, 7.5” rows to 5, 15” rows
• No till row units o John Deere Series 90 row units
• Belt cone set for seed sizes from pennycress to Kabuli chickpea
• Bulk seed box
• Foot pedal cone drop trigger
• Multiple cone options o 2 cones with single packet drop 2 cones (one for the front toolbar rows and one for the back toolbar rows) Staggered drop for uniform front and back toolbar planting o Single cone to plant only 5 front row units with a single packet o Double cones to plant 5 units on the left and 5 units on the right using different packets
• Fertilizer boxes o One for the front toolbar and one for the back toolbar o Drop dry fertilizer along the row but not into the furrow.
• Equipment should be delivered to: USDA-ARS, North Central Soil Conservation Research Lab, 803 Iowa Avenue, Morris, MN 56267. Delivery to be made within one (1) year (or 365) days from award.
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