I bought one last year and all the plates to go with it. Like with anything, there is a learning curve.

Love your show, beautiful gardens.,and a lot of information .Thank You

Wooooo, jam packed show tonight boys! Great info! I see some seeders selling soon after this airs! Since you have so many new viewers, these type shows will really be informative. I hope one is coming soon on all attachments as well as hand tools. Y'all are really stepping up your game on seeds! Glad to see all of the new offerings coming. Thanks again for offering great, no nonsense information and application tips for us.

Another great and informative show Thank you guy’s.

Going into our 3rd season with the Hoss Seeder. Wouldn't know what to do without it.

Another great video, guys! The Calypso cucumbers I grew this year produce some amazing cucumbers for me. I made and canned some of the best dill pickles ever, so this new variety had better be awesome if it's going to impress me. I'm saving my pennies for that seeder attachment - it looks like a real back-saver!

I forgot it was Thursday. Glad I remembered.

I must admit that you guys have very good products. I've used you seeds now and I own 2 different garden wheel tools, being you seeder, cultivator. I also own the Jang Seeder, and the Garden Way seeder. Your tools definitely have the quality that has become hard to find these days. Good job.

We found Hoss originally while looking for the best seeder, and boy did we find it! We have the stand-alone/rolling coulter model and have little problem going into firm soil given the weight. In fluffy soil it works well thanks to the packing action of the steel wheels. It's also excellent with a few clods and/or trash left from last year, like bits of corn stubble, which the wheels push out of the way. Last year we used it for almost everything and just ordered pelleted seeds to enjoy it again. One tip- on the first pass we sometimes keep the chain and kickstand held up out of the way (little bit of old wire) so we can see the placement in the furrow to make sure the disc is working just right- then cover with the wheel hoe. Seldom need to make adjustments, but it helps with the confidence. Thanks for the show!

Hey guys, we grow in a poly greenhouse in Northern Arizona. We leave the poly on the hoops year round but cover with shade cloth once we have enough sun hours per day. We raise brassicas, lettuce, onions, beets and radishes in the winter months. We have a single poly layer, so we’re not as insulative as we’d like for our very cold nights (well below freezing), but a propane heater keeps temps in the upper 20s. The shade cloth can make a 10 degree or more difference in temps - pretty critical for us.

Great show! The hubby and I were talking about your seeders this afternoon. The talk was me telling him I want one, and him pretending not to hear me. =)

Another great show. Can't wait to order my seeder.

Bunching onion is so easy to grow :) very encouraging, I grow that too

Caught the show late, but as always a Jim Dandy! Ordering my seeds soon!

I plan on starting some cucumber soon to grow in my Greenstalk. I am trying your disease resistance ones

Good video. Really helped me narrow down which of your seeders I'm going to buy. I know exactly which "other" seeder you're talking about. I have one. Better than seeding by hand, but not by much. A lot of skips and double seeds.

great show Travis & Greg Its plum hot today in N FL got my short sleeve pants on

I've planted potatoes on Christmas here in North Central Florida... Getting ready!

Always learn something from your shows. When you mentioned using the mustard as a cut and come again green, I remembered a friend giving me Hanover seed mix some 20 years ago. I believe it had a mustard in it. Do you know what greens are in a Hanover seed mix? My friend grew up in the Appalachias, I believe it was in W. Virginia, during depression era. It was a staple crop back then for Winter and early Spring greens. I mentioned your garden tools to a local store, and hope they might consider carrying some of them here. American ingenuity and manufacture is so important.

Just bought my first one!

I grow onions for stand sales and home use. Best seller and personal favorite is yellow granex although I’m looking forward to the Savannah Sweet and Sweet Harvest I got from you. I’ve gotten a lot of requests for yellow Cipollini onions but I haven’t found a short day variety. I did set out a test bed of flat Italian purple from Hoss seed as well and they are doing great (so far). I got near 100% germination with that seed. Really prolific grower. I really like the seeder. Anything that saves my back is high on the list.

I like the camera sideview, I'm interested in the larger quantities of lacy for a cover crop

Another great show guys, always look forward to Thursday nights with the Hoss Guy's. Question for ya,, i'm in south jersey and i'll be looking to get my potatoes in the ground around April 15 or so, if i order them will you hold the order until April or ship them right out. if you ship them before I'm ready to plant, how long can i keep them without planting them?

Good show. Travis what is the other red tator yall have other than the pontiac? Is it red nerlens.

Another good show guys. Thanks for answering the question I posted about potato row length. Two questions: 1) Can you tape over the holes in a seeder to get different spacings? 2) I have been holding off on submitting my order in order to get the free shipping. I don't suppose you have any way of inclination to track the total amount spent across purchases for the free shipping do you? My current order I haven't submitted is around $300.

Enjoy the show and all the info. Have muscadines, black and blue berry plant. Ison’s nursery recommends 10-10-10. Would like to use 20-20-20 with drip irrigation. How much 20-20-20 should I use to get the equivalent amount of fertilizer as the recommend amount of 10-10-10?

I want one of those seeders with the 2 wheels but I have a earth way seeder that my father bought back probably in 1985... so its still hanging in there and I kept all the seed plates... thing has been a trooper all these years

Information packed show, thanks.Talking about cutting and drying potato seed pieces, you make no mention of treating the cut pieces with a fungicide to prevent dry rot etc. Do you use any fungicide ?

I'm planting Dark Red Norlands. I may add Russets. I got Phacelia from Albert Lea. It didn't"t grow in PA. It likes an alkaline soil. I have an acidic clay soil that"s great for growing potatoes. It grows good in Californian mediterranean soil. The few Phacelia that did grow were short and frail. I have a bag of it just sitting.

I have a hoss seeder with the Colter and I have rocks in my soul and it works great I tried one of the earthway planters and it was hard to push I'm 70and need all the help I can get

I got the feever! 😆 I'll go shoppin on y'alls page my 👀 s and my green thumb are bigger then my poket and add everything in my cart then go to check out and have to put back and then start the process all over again! Its sooooo hard to make my mind up LOL surely I can't be the only one haha lot's of great products you guy's!

Crowder purple hull peas are the best. Great tasting. If ya try them, you may need to fix two pots! If you like blackeyed peas, dont try the crowder peas. You won't eat anymore black-eyed peas. lol

I think you mentioned your peas in this show & commented about no hard freezes in the next two weeks. Better look again at the forecast. Next Tuesday night is showing a low of 27 degrees! 🥶

When you put chicken litter on your garden how long do you wait before you plant on that spot.

You mention the dedicated seeder doesnt work well in compact soils or with no till. How deep would you recommend the tilth be on the soil for this seeder? I'm still in between the 2 different models. I love the disc opener because I like to incorporate cover crops as much as possible, but I dont plan on tilling very much, if I can help it.

Have you considered giving us a list of start times for each topic covered in the video? Some of us don't quite have time to sit through 45 minutes. It would help us pick out what we're most interested in.

I do get a kick out of the no till group, in the big stuff Deere puts about 450 pounds of down pressure per opener, imagine pushing that down a row!

Hey guys, thanks for the show! My garden plot is surrounded by Bermuda grass and it always snakes it’s way back into my plot no matter how much I pull up and till. Any suggestions on a remedy to this problem?! Thanks!

How do y'all get your ground ready to plant taters.. So iyall know I'm sim 9aNorth Florida. What part of January should I get taters in the ground, once taters emerge can they tolerate cold temps

Do you still sell the seeder attachment? I can only find the dedicated seeder on your website.

Hey Y'all! So, I'm on your website. I can find the larger two wheeled seeder, but I can't seem to find the seeder attachment, y'all were talking about first. Am I missing something?

Can the seeder be attached to the wheel Joe?

Do you know when Greg planted his bunching onions?

When are yall getting them back in stock?? We are in thr market for one this year but can't find any hoss

You guys should number these shows so when you say “next time we will talk about” we will know exactly where to look to find that numbered show

Where is your 288 seed trays on web site Thanks

Hi guys you told us the order for the homestead but what is the order for the gourmet potatoes

Do y'all know where to get Dixie 18 corn seed

I'm looking forward to the "seed starting boo boos" show but I have a request for another show. I have the drip tape system ready to go when spring gets here and I want to add the fertilizer injector as well. My problem is that I'm not clear on how it works, which size to get, how much fertilizer to put in the unit and how to figure how much to feed my crops. Same goes for getting micro boost to them. A segment on that like you did on the seeders would be most helpful. Thanks!

heads up for storms in June12-15 10-15 inches may fall old goat can't find him

hi travis and mr greg is there any way i can come to your store i need to purchase a few things i,m located about an hour away?

Which seeder works better in tilled ground with lumps of dirt that don’t break up very well (golf ball to just smaller than a tennis ball)?

I have dark heavy soil which I prepare before planting but its normally damp to wet. Which would be best for me?

Can I use this seeder for non-pelleted small seeds? Something like raw carrot or lettuce seed? Will it jam if the seed is too small?

How is the seeder attachment with carrot seeds?

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Thanks guys North Carolina residents April 1 - November 31 free at agriculture extension service December 1- March 31 $4.00

BTW, just changed my youtube name from yanksfan62 to south jersey gardner this morning cause i had nothing to do as it was really cold outside, lol

As far as spacing goes why don't you fellas put a few gear changes in the seeded. Will give you lots of variables. Jang uses those.

Wondering if this seeder would work as a single row walk behind no till drill? I have a very sandy deerplot that keeps getting hammered by wild hogs when I try broadcast seeding. Really wanting to keep my tillage down but if my seeds aren’t covered a little bit I’m guessing they sour a little after a rain and get vacuumed up.

Whad he say? The soil test is aventagious ethier way?

Way to much money for this seeder.