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scott

03-01-2002 09:46:25




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Can you cultivate shelling beans with a rotary hoe or would it just tear them up? If you can then what height should they be for minimal damage? Thanks




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willyz

03-07-2002 08:06:54




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 Re: Rotary Hoe in reply to scott, 03-01-2002 09:46:25  
When I first used a rotary hoe, the advice I received was; use on small plants, go fast, don't look back if flying plants will disturb you. The damage will not be as bad as it seems.



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willyz

03-07-2002 08:05:38




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 Re: Rotary Hoe in reply to scott, 03-01-2002 09:46:25  
When I first used a rotary hoe, the advice I received was; use on small plants, go fast, don't look back if flying plants will disturb you. The damage will not be as bad as it seems.



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Christopher

03-02-2002 15:18:58




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 Re: Rotary Hoe in reply to scott, 03-01-2002 09:46:25  
We have used the rotary hoe on beans with the first two leaves, it took out a few, but we expected this, I went pretty fast and it seemed to work good on the just sprouting weeds.



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Christopher

03-02-2002 15:17:30




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 Re: Rotary Hoe in reply to scott, 03-01-2002 09:46:25  
We have used the rotary hoe on beans with the first two leaves, it took out a few, but we expected this, I went pretty fast and it seemed to work good on the just sprouting weeds.



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Bigdog

03-02-2002 12:11:22




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 Re: Rotary Hoe in reply to scott, 03-01-2002 09:46:25  
Don't know what they recommend now, but, when I was a kid, we used to rotary hoe beans up to about 3 to 4" high. Didn't seem to hurt them.



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