So a fella does not need an offset disk, plows and what not? Just no-till a corn and soybean rotation? Yes, we have 2 large grain bins, each with dryers. Really old. They have vertical augers on a track wich travel in a circle in the bins. Pretty nice. Probably 1000 bushel capacity each. Likely have not been turned on in 20 years. But I can hire an electrician to wire them up and give them a go. So if a fella follows corn with soybeans, he can use the JD 7000 planter or an IH cyclo air planter to plant the corn without tillage? I suppose every few years is good to run a mulcher or some type of tillage equipment. Likely following corn? So I asked before, but did not get an answer. Do people cultivate row crops anymore? Or they spray. I know beans in that area are commonly drilled and corn is rowed. But asking if there is a need to additionally purchase a smaller horsepower row crop to cultivate corn, or beans if I choose to plant them in rows.
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