Posted by James22 on November 13, 2013 at 11:11:15 from (207.179.221.78):
In Reply to: Plantind beans posted by islandgreen on November 12, 2013 at 12:57:31:
Been discussed several times. In this area there is an advantage to drilled beans on the poorer ground or if sown late or double cropped. Similar yields in good ground with planted thirty inch beans. A split planter works good in either case but is costly/heavy and for these reasons has fallen out of favor in this area. Drilled beans in poorer ground and thirty inch in good ground. If you are using very low populations to save money, this favors a planter because you will likely lose more seed germination percent when using a drill unless conditions are very good. We drill at 140,000/acre or one bag an acre. If we tried to push it lower than 120,000, would likely opt for a planter. Also a little easier to get really big planters to cover big acres.
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