Agricraft: 1.4.6-Hot Fix
Computer Craft: 1.75
Forge: 1558
MCP: 9.05
FML: 7.10.99.99

I created a testing environment to test if the bug is an incompatible with another mod, resulting in only the above listed mods being played with.

When a turtle/farming turtle is attempting to place seeds on a cropstick the action returns true, however nothing happens. I've used turtle.digDown() [which breaks the crop sticks, returning product, seed and output], I've used turtle.placeDown() [which will place the crop stick or the seed, not both], and I've used turtle.attackDown() [which was a ditch effort and does nothing.]

I've also attempted to do it direct on, as in turtle.dig() from the side of the farmland but that also didn't succeed.

I don't assume this is intended, as there is an add-on for computers that allows them to check the stat of the seed and output to the turtle.

I posted the suggestion, but I have to wait for an administrator to approve of it.

Doesn't the turtle have a right click command?

Not that I'm aware of. From my knoweldge, turte.place is the closet that is available. The entire api is documented on a webpage, here's the link http://computercraft.info/wiki/Category:APIs

EDIT: These are api's the the ingame Lua interfaces with, not the API the mod uses to interface with other mods.

I know the robots from OpenComputers can right click blocks, but apperently those from ComputerCraft can't (or the documentation is incomplete, which I doubt), there is nothing I can do about that, apologies.

Ah no worries, I prefer OpenComputers anyway - but the pack I'm playing isn't mine.

I was under the impression they could right click, but since that's not the case it turns my peripheral into a little gimmick rather than a tool for automated crop levelling using ComputerCraft.

It's useful with Open Computers, on the bright side. Most people use Open Computers over Computer Craft anyways.

Maybe give Dan200 a suggestion to add 'use()', 'useUp()' and 'useDown()' methods to the Turtle LUA API?

I'll link to this GitHub as well so Dan200 can get a little bit of context.

Here's the Link to the page.