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cover crop sEeders
Salford Group offers products that excel at cover crop seeding as well as some equipment that can serve a multi-purpose cover crop seeding role. Salford’s Valmar 55 series seeders are North America’s premiere cover crop seeding tool. The Valmar 56 series is known for its versatility in being able to seed from many kinds of implements such as tillage and aeration machines, high clearance sprayers and even implements like corn heads depending on your soil type and growing season
VALMAR 56 SERIES
VALMAR 56 SERIES IMPLEMENT MOUNT GRANULAR APPLICATOR
Apply cover crops, commercial seed, herbicide or even low rate fertilizer and micro-nutrients from you existing implements with Salford Valmar 56 Series applicators.
VALMAR 56 SERIES Pull-TYPE GRANULAR APPLICATOR
"The Chariot" pull-type cart for 56 series applicators, allows producers to pull this applicator behind their existing implements, for cover crops, seeding, herbicide or low rate fertilizer application.
3-Point hitch mounting system for 56 series Granular applicators
Three Point Mount 56 series applicators, allow producers to pull implements behind applicator for cover crops, seeding, herbicide or low rate fertilizer application.
VALMAR PULL TYPE, BOOM
VALMAR 245 PULL-TYPE GRANULAR APPLICATOR
Built tough for commercial and on-farm application.
Valmar 5500 Pneumatic Air Boom Applicator
Achieve superior accuracy and uniform placement over entire width of boom.
VALMAR 8608/8611 PNEUMATIC AIR BOOM APPLICATOR
Delivering greater capacity and flexibility in a commercial pull-type spreader.
SPREADERS
BBI GRASSHOPPER
Top-dress for success with this mid-season mechanical applicator.
MagnaSpread2
Patented multi-hopper design enables two hoppers to operate independently, all controlled by variable-rate technology.
BBI JAVELIN
Throw farther to go farther. BBI Javelin applies urea in 120' swaths and driving intervals.
MagnaSpread3
Patented multi-hopper design enables three hoppers to operate independently, all controlled by variable-rate technology.
