Posted by Banditfarmer on January 24, 2013 at 20:23:49 from (174.103.144.93):
In Reply to: Hey banditfarmer posted by Fritz Maurer on January 24, 2013 at 16:38:27:
Thats the great thing about this site, Theres allways something new to learn about. I was turely amazed on my beans and corn this year in 20" rows in a dry year. One thing I found when reserching this is to spray acrossed the rows not with them, Less beans or corn plant loss that way. My spray guy has 100 foot booms on his rig and it realy made a diffrence. This is a picture of dad in his bean field last year and are in 20" rows, When I cut them they were a hair over 70 bu an acre. If you need any information on 20s just ask and I will tell you what I have found out. Bandit
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