this is just my opinion but what i would do is go to your coop or seed store and buy a bag of hard red spring wheat of a known variety that will do well in your area.should cost around $25. then keep the seed off of that crop for the next year. as far as seeding it for an acre I would broadcast it by hand if you had your ground ready the fall before you could be out there planting by hand and have the job all done before you could even think about mucking it up with the tractor. plant your spring grains as early as possible I have broadcast quite a few crops with the fertilizer spreader behind the tractor then run the disks so they are just contacting the soil enough to cover the seed , or chain harrows. some of my best crops done that way and I do have a real good drill.I do try if at all possible to pull the packer over it both behind the drill and disks or harrows just gives better seed soil contact.
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