Posted by steve terplak on April 05, 2013 at 04:18:16 from (201.229.69.52):
In Reply to: Hawaiian tractors... posted by Eldon (WA) on April 04, 2013 at 20:07:30:
looks about right... equiptment has a rough life out that way. the climate...as nice as it is...can't be great for it.
parts have to be a bear to get and pay for...
when we were out there, a tour guide was showing us a lot of the old sugar cane plantations that have since been bought up by the pioneer seed company.. i guess they do a lot of corn and soy research and hybridization with those fields. he said they get 3 or 4 (memory is probably not accurate on the number) growing cycles a year out of it which makes hawaii an ideal location for experimentation.
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