Posted by nvfarmer on March 01, 2008 at 10:11:37 from (71.35.144.214):
In Reply to: Re: Super A Finally! posted by Hugh MacKay on March 01, 2008 at 03:39:18:
Thanks very much Hugh. Before I purchased the Super A I was planning on using a 3 pt. cultivator for my Ferguson 35 with 34" row spacing and 68" wheel spacing. I plant with an Earthway seeder and stringlines.
With larger and/or spreading crops like summer and winter squash I plant on 7 ft. centers. I have a Ford 2n with a Howard tiller mounted that I'll just make a pass back and forth through the rows just before the plants spread or get too big. It worked well last year.
I too grow about an acre of flowers. I try and focus on easy stuff that grows fast ie. zinnia, sunflowers, dahlias, liatris, amaranthus, bells of Ireland, cornflower.
I like your idea of the 52" tread with 26" rows. I assume that two rows are being tended to under the tractor? I'll send you an email to get some pics of your setup.
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